commitment

66

BAIL, prisoners when admitted to

what it is

when it may be required in crimi.
nal cases

what offences bailable

bail cannot be refused

may surrender the prisoner
excessive bail not to be required
if insufficient, justice may require
better

justice may examine sureties on oath
when persons may be bailed after

witness may be bailed after com-
mitment

special, in civil cases

persons arrested to be released on
giving

how to be exonorated

how to be proceeded against
may take and surrender principal
discharged by giving time to
principal

form of summons against

special bail piece

Barratry, warrant for

370

constable when liable for escape on 484
when constable may retake on 484
forms of

534, 535

370 Cattle, maliciously killing, warrant

370

for

111

370 Certificate of acknowledgment (see

371

Deeds)

372

of marriage

349

against boats, &c. 509, 511 Commission to examine non-resi-

531 Commitment of prisoner for further

dent witnesses

415

form of

521

when may retake prisoner on escape 41 Contempt, power of justice to pun-

prisoner in his charge how long 42
when may arrest without war-

Continuance, how to be obtained
for what purposes granted
should be to a day fixed, or the
cause will be discontinued
irregularity of, cured by appear-

trans. of record of, when evidence 438)
Demurrer, what it is

form of, in assault and battery

237

for costs in election contests 292 by, warrant for

for expenses in making or
repairing fence

344

forcible entry and detainer 328 FALSE PRETENCES, obtaining goods

for fine for Sabbath breaking 352
for fine for disturbing wor
shipping congregations 356
against goods and chattels, when
and by whom issued

468

not to be issued till after twenty
days, unless on oath

469

Fees of justices and constables in

46 civil cases

Fences, (see Inclosures)

Fines, should not be jointly awarded
against several defendants
imprisonment is incident to all
if tendered there can be no im-
prisonment for

criminal cases

109

357

464, 465

182

189

190