THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1ST SEPTEMBER, 1905.
Article.
PART III.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
35.
36.
Application of Criminal Law of England.
Power to summon offenders.
37.
Place of offence for purposes of trial.
38.
Escape and arrest in another district.
39.
Admiralty offences, &c.
40.
Bringing accused before Court.
41. Remand.
12. Detention of ship.
Execution of writs of Supreme Court,
43.
44.
Bail.
45. Trial with jury or assessors.
16. Speedy trial.
47. Report of sentences.
48. Summary trial.
49. Preliminary examination.
50.
Trial before Court in His Majesty's dominions.
51.
Refusal to enter into recognisances,
52. Expenses of witnesses, jurors, &e.
53.
Trial on charge.
54. Separate charges for separate offences,
55.
Trial of co-defendants.
56.
Alteration of charges.
57.
Errors and variances.
58. Charge of previous conviction.
59.
Limitation of powers of Courts,
60. Offences against this Order.
61.
Grave offences against this Order.
62. Damages for assault.
63. Expenses of prosecution.
Punishment of death.
64.
65.
Prisons and punishments.
66. Imprisonment in His Majesty's dominons.
67. Mitigation of punishments.
68. Inquests.
69. Patents and trade marks.
70.
Smuggling.
71. Levying war, &e..
72. Piracy.
73.
74.
Violation of Treaties.
International Regulations,
75. Seditious conduct.
76. Offences against religions.
77. Contempts of Court.
78. Negligence of Officers.
79. Extortion.
80. Offences within 100 miles of the coast.
81. Jurisdiction of Supreme Court at Hong Kong,
82. Apprehension of deserters.
83.
Deportation.
84. Dealing with deported persons at Hong Kong,
85. Appeal and reserved case.
86.
Procedure on case stated.
87. As to appeal to Privy Council. 88. Fugitive offenders.
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