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Board will also have to deal strongly with the overcrowding of houses,
considerable sorbality would probably ensue if the occupants of the cookie houses, as now inhabited
Acre
Compelled to sleep inside their houses tunewer. As to
during the height of
the details of offences referred to in paragraph 43, I do not think there
long
single
vehicle driver.
a
case last year of
being
a
arrested without
light; boatmen in improper places are dealt with by the number of the boat being taken, and the owner warned to attend the Police Court; whilst as to the Regulations being
a perfect farce in the hands of the
Constables it must be observed that they do not contain a single word of instruction to Constables to arrest people without process, because the necessity of rigidly executing the Ordinance depends upon the phase of crime temporarily in fashion, and the Ordinance itself is so widely framed as to render the offence contingent on the absence of "a reasonable excuse" (Ordinance 14 of 1870, S.XVII.). The basis of this recommendation is to be found in the Chairman's question (p. 117). I respectfully leave it for consideration whether the answers bear out any inference. Should there be marked crime at night in any particular district the proposed military state of siege may be desirable, but as there is and was last year a remarkable immunity from
61
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Board will also have to deal strongly
:owding of houses,
with the overer
considerable sorbatity would probably susue if the occupants of the cookie houses, as now inhabited
Acre
Compelled to sleep inside their houses
tunewer. As to
| during the height of
the details of offences referred to in a paragraph 43, I do not think there
long
single
vehicle driver.
a
case last year of
being
a
arrested without
light; boatuen in improper places
are dealt with by the number of the boat being taken, and the owner- ware & to attired the Police Court ;- whilst as to the Regulations being
<
perfcat farce
in the hands of the
Constables it must be observed that they
do not contain a eingle word
of
instruction
instruction to Constables to arrest people
without pocess, because the necessity of
rigidly executing
the Ordinance
depends upon the phase of crime temporarily in fashion, and the Ordinance itself i
is so widely framed
as to render the offence contingent
On
the absence of "a reasonable excuse (Ordinance 14 of 1870 8XVII.) The bacis of this recommendation is to be found in the Chairman's question (p. 117). I respectfully leave it for consideration
whether the
attawers
bear out the
any
inference . Should there be marked crime at night in
• night in any
particular district the proposed.
be
military state of seige may desirable, but as there is and was
last
year a remarkable immumity from
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