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CXXXI. Sentence when there are several convictions at the same time - 394

CXXXII. Courts to examine convicts as to their having learned a trade 394

CXXXIII. Persons under sixteen years of age may be sentenced to, the

house of refuge

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CXXXIV. Persons over sixteen and under twenty-one years of age may be

sentenced to the penitentiary instead of State prison

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396

CXXXV. What State prisons convicts shall be sentenced to be confined in 396

CXXXVI. Of staying the sentence

CXXXVII. Of the disqualifications consequent upon sentence

CXXXVIII. Copies of sentence, when to be furnished sheriff, and his duty

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413

CXLIV. Surety of the peace may be required of convict in addition to

punishment -

CXLV. Punishment of accessories before the act, and principals in the

second degree

CXLVI. Punishment of accessories after the fact

CXLVII. Punishment for attempts to commit offences

CXLVIII. Punishment of persons committing second offence after previous

conviction of a felony

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· CXLIX. Punishment of persons committing second offence after previous

conviction of petit larceny, or for certain attempts to commit

offences

CL. Punishment of persons convicted in this State after previous

conviction in other States or foreign territory

CLI. Persons confined for fines, when discharged if unable to pay

fine -

CLII. Enforcement of fines against corporations

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413

414

CLIX. Additional statement in relation to indictments to be made by

clerk of court

423

CLX. Statement to be made by sheriff in relation to convictions

CLXI. District attorney to file minutes of evidence

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425

CLXII. Orders of continuance

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CHAPTER XIII.

OF WRITS OF ERROR AND CERTIORARI AND OF MOTIONS FOR

NEW TRIALS.

SECTION I.

OF EXCEPTIONS AND BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS.

SECTION I. Of the defendant's right to make exceptions on the trial of the

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428

428

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435

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438

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III. Writs of error on behalf of the people in criminal cases

441

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XII. Court, how to proceed

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XIII. Judgment-

XIV. New trial

XV. Defendant not appearing

SECTION IV.

OF MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALS..

SECTION I. New trials upon the merits, or for irregularity, or on the

grounds of newly discovered evidence

II. Grounds of the motion

a. Newly discovered evidence

b. On the ground of surprise

c. Irregularity in summoning and drawing the jurors

d. Bias or hostility of the jurors

e. Tampering with the jury

f. Misconduct of the jury

g. Verdict against evidence

h. Verdict against law

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467

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500

504

VII. Bigamy

VIII. Bribery

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512

IX. Burglary

X. Causing injuries or death by explosions from saltpetre or gun-

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powder in New York city

540

XI. Crime against nature

- 540

XII. Causing death by wrongful act of engineers, conductors, etc.

XIII. Compounding felonies

541

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XIV. Concealed weapons

542

XV. Disguised persons committing conspiracy, riot or other misde-

SECTION

XVIII. Embezzlement

XIX. Enlisted men, defrauding and drugging of

XX. Escapes from prison, and prison breach

XXI. False pretences, and falsely personating others

XXII. Forgery -

XXIII. Gamblers

XXIV. Homicide

XXV. Incest

XXVI. Kidnapping

XXVII. Larceny

XXVIII. Mayhem

XXIX. Mock auctions

XXX. Malicious injury to railroads

XXXI. Passenger tickets upon steamboats and other vessels

XXXII. Producing pretended heir

XXXIII. Poisoning

XXXIV. Perjury -

XXXV. Rape

XXXVI. Receiving property which has been stolen or embezzled

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