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Returns of Criminal Cases that have been brought under the Cognizance of the SUPREME COURT, during the last Ten Years.

Charges Abandoned. Postponed.

YEAR Number of Cases Number of Persons Convicted Acquitted No. of Cases No. of Persons No. of Cases No. of Persons
1896 64 60 (a)
1897 52 67 (b)
1898 36 51
1899 65 98 (c)
1900 43 91 27 39 39 77
Total 260 370 255 (d)
1901 60
1902 98 82
1903 78 63 98 74 178 106
1904 49 97 68 (f)
1905 51 76 54
Total 291 547 381 100
Number of Cases Number of Persons Number of Cases Number of Persons
11 11 4 12
8 4 6 31
35 2 22 2
11 36 12 4
31 ~~62 3 18 5
63 1 1

Average of 1st Period

52 | 7.4 | 51 | 153 | 63 | 7

Average of 2nd Period

58 | 109.3 | 76 | 20 | 61 | 12.3

a. In one case the recognizance estreated.

b. In two cases the recognizance estreated.

c. In two cases the recognizance estreated. 2. In one case the prisoner was fined $500.

e. In one case the prisoner was fined $500, and in two cases recognizances estreated.

f. In one case the prisoner was fined $500.

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Returns of Criminal Cases that have been brought under the Cognizance of the SUPREME COURT, during the last Ten Years. Charges Abandoned. Postponed. YEAR Number of Cases Number of Persons Convicted Acquitted No. of Cases No. of Persons No. of Cases No. of Persons 1896 64 60 (a) 1897 52 67 (b) 1898 36 51 1899 65 98 (c) 1900 43 91 27 39 39 77 Total 260 370 255 (d) 1901 60 1902 98 82 1903 78 63 98 74 178 106 1904 49 97 68 (f) 1905 51 76 54 Total 291 547 381 100 Number of Cases Number of Persons Number of Cases Number of Persons 11 11 4 12 8 4 6 31 35 2 22 2 11 36 12 4 31 ~~62 3 18 5 63 1 1 Average of 1st Period 52 | 7.4 | 51 | 153 | 63 | 7 Average of 2nd Period 58 | 109.3 | 76 | 20 | 61 | 12.3 a. In one case the recognizance estreated. b. In two cases the recognizance estreated. c. In two cases the recognizance estreated. 2. In one case the prisoner was fined $500. e. In one case the prisoner was fined $500, and in two cases recognizances estreated. f. In one case the prisoner was fined $500.
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(Y 8) Reters of CrimINAL CASES that have been brought under the Counizance of the SUPREME COURT, during the last Ten Years. Charges Abandoned. Postponel. YEAR. Number Number of of Cases. Persons. Convicted. Acquitted. No. of No. of Cases. Persons. No. of Cuses. No, of Persons. 1896, 64 60 (a) 1897, 52 07 (4) 1898. 36 5-1 1899, 65 98 (e) 1900, 43 91 ASSER 27 39 39 77 Total,. 260 370 255 (d) 1901. 60 1902, (e) 1903, 782 98 82 63 98 74 178 106 1904, 49 97 68 (f) 1905, J1 76 54 Total, 291 547 381 100 SE22= |2|=as== | | 嘆 11 11 4 12 8 4 0=40+ 6 31 35 2 22 2 11 36 12 4 31 ~~62 | 3 18 5 63 1 1 Average of 1st | Period, 52 7.4 51 153 63 7 } J Average of 2nd Period, 58 1093 76 20 61 123 A a. In one case the recognizance estreated. b. In two cases the recognizance estreated. e. In two cases the recognizance estreated. 2. In one case the prisoner was fined $500. e. In one case the prisoner was fined $500, and in two cases recogni- zances estreatel, . In one case the prisoner was fined $500.
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Reters of CrimINAL CASES that have been brought under the Counizance of the SUPREME COURT,

during the last Ten Years.

Charges Abandoned.

Postponel.

YEAR.

Number Number

of

of Cases. Persons.

Convicted. Acquitted.

No. of

No. of

Cases.

Persons.

No. of Cuses.

No, of Persons.

1896,

64

60

(a) 1897,

52

07

(4) 1898.

36

5-1

1899,

65

98

(e) 1900,

43

91

ASSER

27

39

39

77

Total,.

260

370

255

(d) 1901.

60

1902,

(e) 1903,

782

98

82

63

98

74

178

106

1904,

49

97

68

(f) 1905,

J1

76

54

Total,

291

547

381

100

SE22= |2|=as== | |

嘆

11

11

4

12

8

4

0=40+

6

31

35

2

22

2

11

36

12

4

31

~~62 | 3

18

5

63

1

1

Average of 1st |

Period,

52

7.4

51

153

63

7

}

J

Average of 2nd

Period,

58

1093

76

20

61

123

A

a. In one case the recognizance estreated.

b. In two cases the recognizance estreated.

e. In two cases the recognizance estreated. 2. In one case the prisoner was fined $500.

e. In one case the prisoner was fined $500, and in two cases recogni-

zances estreatel,

. In one case the prisoner was fined $500.

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