The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17

aading the phrase. If d special venire Is required for his trial go as to f.sa. Cvh form with other sections ef the Cone, mf0SasaiRl m Sspitsl 'es essss Td under ssftain cohdi, essSSasi Chapter sgs. yasfaesss vsssBSAas haa bsss sss'ISs Soa IgSs ssstldS sss a seSs oi isss and Act of Sept z2. tsosl P zats % being entitled An Aabs Abs to ciatise afne S oS who. being physiciaiiy or financially able to do s., faiis to provide his vile and children with means of suDBtance and support" is added in line iys se ~ to make what appeared to De the leB' isiative Intent effective.
 Section f00l Is new section and provides for defenses in pfOaecuNQns under pfecediug section and is eQaiheq from sectlyn of the same i.e Aet D1t ss, \, to be the Legislative intent effective,
 secaiun 7005 Is d new section aud prescrIbes duty of sherim and police officers as to enforcing the proylsi.qlns lin., 'sf this chapter, codlfied from sse'lop
 Section 70i0 is new section and makes It an oifense for. person ~ have In his possesston false ksys, pscR tn commit crime, and pfeetibes pun chapfsr ssssr 2Oo. venus. Change os. soli.
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 The title of this chapter E new. lin. der which is collected ell the articles and sections Of the Criminal Code per. taininE to venue or the change therens enl tme pr0Vlsrohs ass ,,noha aed Seeh s Chapter 800. Wnreh0nscs mad Ware
 houmeHAcn. 7els-SOt0.
 Title of this. chapter new but subje T matter Is unchanged.
 '.'' chapter 8oi. WarFnnta. TUzo.
 This is q new chapter and new se !. tIon; 1t defines and provides for beneh z Chapsst CsarsnsA aaa. watera. wasereoussea
 Riyerns streams, Boonsss Bite.
 7oaf-g0sfas
 Title Of this chapter ts new; all ths sections Of the Criminal Code pertain sireafis booris, etc. and all the stat. utes pertaining ko such subjects arc Collected and codifled.
 section Iose $ new and Is sceSsdiatd :, 5s6. sections 1 and g. entltlAd An Act to better protect bridges, etc.
 Chapter sos. Wel&htn anth Measures
 s03A.
 Title and subject matter of this chap ter new to the Criminal Code: 1t i'm poses a penalty for selling by taise eass chnstss ss'S aos. Witneaaea. suas-soss.
 Title ee this chapter Is new. the sub. Ieet matter lis eonnposed e the y,y,s. yarI2ysi @
  Code of 1896 and the statutes, passed nssses ninSs iis ln spHREol eriiRREnal pse5eeedlnss
 ,n seeton sho sg isss E sesess bsm es,io eses. ek against husband in .speeitfed eases. cod. ifled from Act. or February Q 1s0s, D. 32. section |.
 sections of the Code of lsoe omitted
 The following sections of tias Cod' ef 1Sg6 are either omitted entirely, q they have been substituted by Othe. sectio1s or provisions in such naiuhe' that their numbers could not be pre served with certainty pr accuracy II the corresponding provisions stlDsti tnted, Many Of them, ara sreciticaila mentioned In the report
 5s2, 6sl, 5s6, 620, sS0, g45i toss ( fpe5, lnclusivei 1909 to ii0e inclusiye ii to to lss illss iiss ihss to to ilsSi is M to to M 1a49 to f255: t257 to 12S4; 12S6. 12g1 |, 1901, is6e, i6s2, 1884, i6Be, lsf2, 1878 1594, 1898. 1927, 16aSs 1885, iB4a ssSl lsSi asss sses to to iss saos, siss ssgs sas to 2lsl, s24s4 to 24s9, 2atb 2S55, 25s7 2bTs, 2Ss7 to 2s94, 2SsS, 2sel, 3be. s668 to ss75, 35S4 to S5s9, s5S4, seps is ssis ssso sSa sso sss7 ss tS sfs ssso sss ss to
 s7Os. aTl5. s7lss s722. 3124 Ssss, ssss
 The foregoing report, to the best o my knowledge and belief contalns
 
 Of the law proposed or 10 be effectei by the new Code as well as a state ment Of, or reference to, every chang or phraseoiogy which could aMect tn stinE statutes have been rafely mad unless with regard to judicial conEtfuc ton or to make them certain and ef fective. The phraseology of statutes Of necessity, must be changed to efRec qualification of them, though the sens be !n no wise changed. I have adde, a great number of sections and "a few instances a whole chapter whlcl are entirely new.enof based upon anl previous statute or Code provision
 have done this in order to make othe statutes or other Code provisions cer tain and effective, not to change n, ly and suecinctly the law as 1t is n this State. They are intended to bl deelaratofy merely and to make m law fixed and certain ana available C those persons who have not law II brary from which to ascertain the law Our Codes since the first or 1852, La been not what they are eonetime thought to be. a mere compilation Q statutes. In these Codes are itcorpor. ated many expositlons of the conl'n9l law as pronounced by our court an' which have only been the subject, Q legislative enactment by being adopte, as a part of the Code. So. ln man common principles which the decisionI nf our court, have firmly engrafted cI the jurlsprudchCs ti the S'nse. Oul Codes have a1N avs been a body oi laws, established by the authority oi faf as statutes may do, e1 the various subjects to which it roiates. The new sections and chapsn-s which haSt been added and whicH are not 0assd upon any former stltute or Code provfslon are either taken from Coles ef otha, states where the statute has been. In force for aumb3r of yeaT5, or they are taken from the deAisioA os the su- preme Cuutt of our State. Tha Com missioner has not attemptel to Do original, but he has copied almost ab- solutely fr m other well auth sntlcatefl ] sources. Many of the provisions addec are taken literally from the Cede pi Georgia, some few from the Codes ot other states, and others from the decis- ions of our Supreme Court In some cas- es where the Supreme Court has decided a given question both ways a number of times, thus showing that the law making 1t certaini In each case in ac- eord with one line or the other of the
 I desire here to express ny. obliga- lions to the many persons who have affered suggestions and fenaefea as5 this work; they are too numerous to be mentioned in this report While every section of the Code and every prqvas- ion has had my personal attenuon, mnny of them as they are written were written by these persons who were SO kir5 as to make the sugges- tions and render the assistance. It Is, how ever, net out of place to say that Mcssrs R. n. Majors, a.d s. Fl. Sprott, IF ravo lead over pat of the manu, script for me to detect typosraphl!e errors. and I must say in conclusion tbat 1 could not have finished thls work without the assistance Of Miss tsssncis Deason one of my stenogr aPh-