PUNISHMENT (contd.) wife of transported offender, how dealt Countenanced but not legally recognised, 78-80 how inflicted, 80 exposure until death, described, 78-80 Undue punishment, 80-82 animus, an important point, 80 vulnerable part, punishment on too, 82 Punishments, Board of (v. Judiciary Board) essentials to constitute, 359 penalty, 361 scope of offence, 359 attempted, 364-366 'child', definition of, 365 children, distinctions touching, 362 ten years of age, under, 362 twelve do. do., 362 consent, considerations touching, 360 misconduct, effect of victim's previous, 361 mourning, during a period of, 366 officials, by, 366 successive rape, 363 attempted, 365 exhaustion, victim dies from, 363 murder, aggravated by, 363 penalty for, 363 RAPE (contd.) successive rape, what, 363 Receivers of stolen property (v. Larceny) a curious subject, 143 not easy of concentration, 143 mourning worn for whom, 144-145 between seniors and juniors, 146-148 in cases of strife, 150 do. do. theft, 151 do. do. responsibility for crime, 151–152 - (v. Brothers; Fathers and Mothers-in-law etc.; Buddhism, position of, 522 Confucianism, do. 522 State Ritual, described, 522-523 'by law established', in a sense, 522 RELIGION, ETC. (contd.) Taoism, position of, 522 toleration, the Chinese State view regarding, objections to foreign creeds based on the law, 524 (v. specific offences -- Dead, offences against the; 529-532 gist of offence, 529 is danger to the State, 529 for example, 529 varieties of, 530-532 Imperial sacrifices, concerning, 531 AGAINST, violation of oath of abstinence, etc., 531 Salvation Army would be in danger, 530 RESCUE, 514-516 grave offence, a, 514 numbers of rescuers, distinctions regarding, 515 or previous thereto, 515 rescuer, position of, distinctions regarding, 516 offence of offender resisting, distinctions regard- whether an offence has been committed or not, 517 distinctions regarding, 517 ordinary person, resisting an, 517 categories of ordinary persons, 517 RESISTING ARREST (contd.) distinctions taken from larceny illustrating, 518 may be less serious than to resist an ordinary reason for, 520 Responsibility for death, indirect (v. Homicide) characteristic evil, a, LXX limitations on doctrine, attempts to place, LXXI Generally, 22-27 approval of sentence, 23 circumstances to be submitted in detail, 24 disapproval of sentence, 23 doubt as to what article applies, 26 doubt whether mitigation allowable, 25 firmness of Board in upholding decision, 27 judgment contrary to evidence, how treated, 25 justificatory circumstances, consideration of, 24 Provincial Authorities, attitude of, 23 do. report to Board, 22 , tersely dealt with, 24 theory of Board differs from evidence submitted, 25 unprecedented features, how treated, 26 procedure concerning, 28-29 submission of, 28 'At the Autumn Assize', 28-29 RIDICULE, CHINESE SYSTEM NOT A SUBJECT FOR, Intro. p. LXXII RIOT, ETC., 452-454 crowd, what is a, 452 disturbance, calculated to create; treatment official authority, assemblages in forcible opposition numbers, effect of, 454 official, effect of killing or wounding an, 454 a question of aggravation, 452 unarmed gathering of rowdies, treatment of, 453 unlawful assemblages, distinctions regarding, 452 ROMAN LAW, ANALOGY BETWEEN CHINESE AND, not to be pressed too closely, App. II extraneous considerations touching, little regard varieties of, 532 altars or mounds, damaging or destroying, 553 , 553 Salt watchers, Private (v. Police etc.) SEDITION, 473–476 penalty for, 474 what, 473 comprehensiveness of the term, 474 merger into another offence, 474 Unlawful societies, 475 conspiracy bound by oath, phrase for, 476 |