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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

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II-APPREHENSIONS AND SUMMONSES.

TABLE showing the Number of Persons brought before the Magistrates' Courts by Arrest Warrant or Summons for Offences, and how their Cases were disposed of in the Magistrates' Courts.

Number Discharged |

for Want of Prosecution by the Party Complaining or for Want of Evidence.

Number of Cases Dismissed

on the Merits.

Number of

Persons

Summarily

Convicted.

155

IV. INDICTMENTS AND INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS. INCLUDING Courts analogous to the Courts of Quarter Sessions in England,- i.e., District Courts, &c.

Number of Persons Committed for Trial in the Superior Courts.

State how the Cases

tried in the

Superior Courts

unded.

Offences against the person. Prodial larceny

92

136

272

13

3

20

87

Offences against property

other than prædial farceny Offences against Master and

17

26

116

11

Servants Acts, including

Acts relating to inden

tured coolies

1

3

9

Other offences

147

461

777

| G |

Total number of persons

summoned or appre- bended

260

650

1,252

26

NOTE-Purely civil cases in which Magistrates exercise juristiction are not to be included in this or the following table.

* See foot note (†) above.

Judgment for the Crown Judgment for the Pri-

soner

Prisoner found insane Case fell through for want

of prosecution (includ ing cases where a bill was thrown out by Grand Jury

Total

Include in the Returns below the Indictments for Attempts

and Conspiracies to commit the several Offences.

19

11

::

::

::

:

::

:::

Total.

: | Murder, other than Wife and Child Murder.

1

Manslaughter

Attempt at Murder.

Murder of Wife, Reputed Wife, or

Child Murder.

Concubine.

Concealment of Birth.

Abortion.

Kape.

Urnatural Crimes.

Other Offences against the Person.

Malicious Injuries to Property.

Robbery with Violence.

::

::

Pradial Larceny.

::

34

1

1

1

Other Offences against Property.

Miscellaneous Offences.

1

12 3

13

::

Reference

C.O.

2.885

3 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

III. SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.

TABLE showing the Number of Summary Convictions for various classes of Offences, and the kind of Punishments inflicted.

Punishments.

Total Number of

Offences.

Assaults

and other

Malicicus

Offences

Injuries

against to

the Property.

Person.

Prædial Larceny.

Offences against Pro- perty other than Malicious Injurica

to Property or Predial

Larceny.

Offences against Revenue Acts, Highway Acts. Health Acts, and other Acts relating to the Social Economy of the Colony.

Offences against Masters and Servants' Acts,

including Acts relating

to Indentured Coolies.

Other Offences.

• Grand Juries abolished.

V. COMPARATIVE TABLE.

COMPARATIVE Table showing the Number of Offences, Apprehensions, Convictions, and Acquittals for the last Four Years.

2

Fine..

891

220

4

32

15

Imprisonment -in

lieu of fine or

surety

95

18

10

]

Peremptory im-

prisonment

243

32

39

98

Whipping

13

4

2

:

Bound over with

or without

suretics

10

2

2

Total

1,252

272

5

87

116

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1871.

1872.

1873.

1874.

·

The number of offences reported to the police and to the

Magistrates The number of persons apprehended by the police or sum-

1,436

2,320

2,113

2,162

5

613

moned before the Magistrates

1,16-1

2,416

2,126

2,188

The number of summary convictions-

1. For offences against the person

158

307

268

272

66

2. For prædial larceny

28

77

49

87

3. For offences against property other than prædial larceny

114

94

119

116

4. For other offences

73

533

984

799

777

7

The number of convictions in the Superior Courts—-

1. For offences against the person

32

8

14

8

2. For pradial larceny

3. For offences against property other than præedial larceny

2

18

17

11

4. For other offences

14

1

5

765

The number of persons acquitted--

1. In the Inferior Courts

955

86-1

824

2. In the Superior Courts

10

G

9

11

Information not received from out-islands.

Colonial Secretary's Office, June 20, 1875.

(Signed) E. B. A. TAYLOR, Colonial Secretary.

NOTE. Where there has been an Appeal from the Magistrates' decision the case is to be entered as finally decided, and not necessarily according to the Magistrates" original decision.

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