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IV.—INDICTMENTS
A N D INFORMATIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS.
A.—TABLE showing the number of cases tried in the Superior Courts and the result
Number o: cases
in which noon*
*-*a« convicted cf
the charge, but
there was a
conviction of
another ufiencs
setting out the
oifence.
N u m b e r oi
-i-c*.-; *--. **rh^--"
there was a
charge of.
Number of
cases in wi-ic:;
there was a
conviction for.
N u m b e r of
ca=*rs in which
all persons
charged were
acquitted.
Number of
cases in which
there was a
no't'e vroifffui.
Mnr.ier ociier than wife, cvncnbine or child
12
Manslaughter
17
14
Attempt at murder
[Murder of wife or concubine
Murder of child
Assault w u h intend to kill
Rape
Unnatural crime**...
11
10
•
Z_Z
>
TZ Ir.
Theft of animais with violence to
the person
Other theft of animals
17
Offeucesagains: property (other than
theft of animals) with violence
to the person
Otiier offences against property
21
12
3 i
Other offences against the person *
1
Miscellaneous ofeuces
Total
31
14
16.3
26
116
• M'-.rd-rr includes any homicide p-'.-iisiuibie by death, and accessories before the fact.
t Four...: insane and not tried.
* A ciiarge of wuundiug settled out of Court.
^ here there are diff*-:e:-.: charges in the same in;\'rxat:on r.asoil on the same facts, the case is to be placed under ttifi
headin-.* of the :: /••; -erions charge. TTlu-n- -h-re ai-e different charges in tlie samp information based on different
facts, each charire ;:.
r
;;id ht- placed under its proper heading.