Defences to Crime: Disabilities of parties; agency; duress; accident, ignorance and mistake; consent; omissions and attempts

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InfancyChild of TwelveMurder Texas Statute Wusnig v State
33
Mistake
41
Forcible Entry and Detainer No Fine can be Imposed on Wife State v
44
Larceny by Wife Third Person Assisting State v Banks 48 Ind 197
51
Coercion Applies to Misdemeanors and Felonies Robbery with Violence
57
Husband and WifeAssault and Battery Coercion
70
Misdemeanor Coercion Presumed in Cases of Uttering Counterfeit
77
25
89
Husband Burning Wifes House Not punishable for Arson
100
To what Crimes Applicable
107
40
114
HUSBAND AND WIFE 20118
118
InfancyBetween Seven and Fourteen Incapacity Presumed State v
121
Infant of Eleven Years Murder Confession of Infant
133
Willet
139
Infant Can not Commit Rape or Assault with Intent State v Sam
145
Infant Under Twentyone
150
AssaultParent and Child Person in Loco Parentis Corporal Punish
158
DecoysLarceny Consent of Owner Williams v State 55 Ga 391
162
Petit Larceny Boy under Fourteen
175
60a Rape Principal in Second Degree Boy Under Twelve
181
72
186
INFANCY 119189
189
Sheriff not Liable for Malfeasance of Deputy Commonwealth v Lewis 4
195
Principal and Agent Burden of Proof of Agency on Prosecution Com
203
LibelLiability of Publisher of Newspaper R v Holbrook 13 Cox 650
217
Master and Servant Illegal Act of Master Negligence of Servant
224
Principal not Present Not Liable for Guilty Agent
232
SECTION
236
Agent Employed to Commit Crime Responsibility of Employer for Dif
238
Innocent AgentNot Liable for Obeying Command of Master R v
246
Master and Servant Private Soldier Bound to Obey Orders of Superior
257
Watchman in Jail not Liable for Negligent Escape of Prisoner
264
86
276
PRINCIPAL AND AGENT 190288
288
CHAPTER V
289
Consent Rape Utmost Resistance and Reluctance Required
298
ConsentIndecent Assault R v Wollaston 26 L T N s 403
307
357
312
RapeConsent Fraudulent Personation of Husband Lewis v State 30
319
RapeConsent Insensibility Produced by IntoxicationAssault with
325
Consent Obtained by Fraud Statutory Requirements Obtained by Fraud
336
Consent as a Defence Abortion
343
Consent Bribery OBrien v State 6 Tex App 665
351
NOTES
356
Husband not Liable for Wifes Crimes
362
NOTES
366
No Criminal Responsibility
445
146
455
152
462
Mistake of RightLarceny State v Homes 17 Mo 379
469
MistakeIllegal VotingBona Fide Belief of Qualification
476
oner that She was in Fathers Care R v Hibbert 11 Cox 246
500
Humph 148
517
Mistake Manslaughter Erroneous Belief as to Power of Prayer Neg
536
NOTES
553
21
583
171
583
OfficersMistake of Law by Magistrate
586
181
592
ConspiracyPlacing Person in Asylum Bona fide Belief
602
226
607
Incest
613
Lewdness
614
Postoffice Laws Taking Letter from Postoffice
624
Selling Mortgaged Property
630
IGNORANCE AND MISTAKE OF LAW AND FACT 465633
633
NOTES
636
CHAPTER IX
640
Attempt Preparations to Commit Crime not Indictable People v Mur
642
Preparations Attempt
643
Attempt to Murder Delivering Poison to Third Person Stabler v Com
651
Pa St 226
672
Attempt Solicitation to Commit a Crime not Indictable Cox v People
680
Ill 191
686
Principal and AccessoryParty Advising Crime not Principal Able v
698
Attempt to Commit Felony Burglary Impossibility by Act of Third
699
Attempt to Commit Burglary Crime not Complete R v McCann 28
713
C 259
722
261
742
ATTEMPTS 640748
748
OmissionNeglect to Provide Medical Assistance for Daughter R v
756
Omission to Disclose Truth False Pretenses People v Baker 96 N
760
Omission Standing by When Crime is Attempted by Others People v
778
OmissionManslaughter Prize FightStakeholder R v Taylor 13
787
OmissionAssaultSpectators at Prize Fight Aiding and Abetting
812
Omission to Prevent Crime Permitting Bawdy House in Leased Premises
818
OmissionKeeping Bawdy House R v Stannard 9 Cox 405
824
Omission Landlord Permitting House to be used for Selling
831
NOTES
837
OMISSIONS 749850
850
348
851
Mistake of RightMalicious Trespass Lossen v State 62 Ind 437
873

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