Section 195 — Evidence — Criminal Code Act 1899 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Establishment of Code—schedule 1 s 3Saving s 4Construction of statutes, statutory rules, and other instruments s 5Provisions of Code exclusive with certain exceptions s 6Civil remedies s 7Offender may be prosecuted under Code or other statute s 8Contempt of court s 9 s 10Schedule 1 — The Criminal Code Part 1 — Introductory Part 2 — Offences against public orderPart 3 — Offences against the administration of law and justice, against office and against public authority Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 85Disclosure of official secrets Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 86Obtaining of or disclosure of secret information about the identity of informant Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 87Official corruption Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 88Extortion by public officers Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 89Public officers interested in contracts Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 90Officers charged with administration of property of a special character or with special duties Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 91False claims by officials Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 92Abuse of office Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 92AMisconduct in relation to public office Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 93Corruption of surveyor and valuator Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 94False certificates by public officers Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 95Administering extrajudicial oaths Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 96False assumption of authority Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 97Personating public officers Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 97AFalse representations in relation to government agencies Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98Definitions Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98AReference to election or referendum Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98BFalse or misleading information Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98CBribery Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98DForging or uttering electoral or referendum paper Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98EInfluencing voting Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98FProviding money for illegal payments Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98GVoting if not entitled Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 98HApplication of ch div 3 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 99Voting if not entitled Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 100Hindering or interfering with voting conduct Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 101Bribery Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 102Publishing false information about a candidate Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 103Providing money for illegal payments Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 104Election notices to contain particular matters Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 105 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 106 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 107Corrupt and illegal practices—time Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 108Interfering at elections Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 109Electors attempting to violate secrecy of ballot Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 110Stuffing ballot boxes Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 111Presiding officer helping an elector with a disability Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 112False or misleading information Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 113Interfering with secrecy at elections Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 114Breaking the seal of a parcel at elections Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 115 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 116 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 117 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 118Bargaining for offices in public service Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 119Definitions for ch 16 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 119AMeaning of family Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 119BRetaliation against or intimidation of judicial officer, juror, witness etc.Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 120Judicial corruption Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 121Official corruption not judicial but relating to offences Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 122Corruption of jurors Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 123Perjury Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 123APerjury—contradictory statements Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 124Punishment of perjury Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 125Evidence on charge of perjury Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 126Fabricating evidence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 127Corruption of witnesses Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 128Deceiving witnesses Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 129Damaging evidence with intent Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 130Preventing witnesses from attending Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 131Conspiracy to bring false accusation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 132Conspiring to defeat justice Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 133Compounding an indictable offence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 134 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 135 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 136Justices exercising jurisdiction in a matter of personal interest Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 137Delay to take person arrested before magistrate Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 138 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 139Inserting advertisement without authority of court Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 140Attempting to pervert justice Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 141Aiding persons to escape from lawful custody Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 142Escape by persons in lawful custody Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 143Permitting escape Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 144Harbouring escaped prisoners etc.Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 145 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 145ASections 141 to 144 do not apply to certain types of custody Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 145BEvidence of lawful custody Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 145C Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 146 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 147Removing etc. property under lawful seizure Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 148Obstructing officers of courts of justice Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 149 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 150 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 151 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 152 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 153 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 154 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 155 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 156 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 157 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 158 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 159 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 160 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 161 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 162 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 163 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 164 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 165 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 166 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 167 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 168 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 169 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 170 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 171 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 172 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 173 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 174 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 175 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 176 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 177 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 178 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 179 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 180 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 181 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 182 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 183 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 184 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 185 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 186 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 187 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 188 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 189 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 190 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 191 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 192 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 193False verified statements Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 194False declarations Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 195Evidence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 195AContradictory statements—false statements or declarations Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 196 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 197 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 198 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 199Resisting public officers Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 200Refusal by public officer to perform duty Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 201 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 202 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 203 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 204Disobedience to statute law Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 205Disobedience to lawful order issued by statutory authority Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 205AContravening order about device information from digital devicePart 4 — Acts injurious to the public in general Part 5 — Offences against the person and relating to marriage and parental rights and dutiesPart 7 — Preparation to commit offences—conspiracy— accessories after the factPart 8 — Procedure Part 9 — Transitional and validation provisions

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Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 195

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Schedule 1—The Criminal Code

Part 3—Offences against the administration of law and justice, against office and against public authority

195 Evidence

A person can not be convicted of any of the offences defined in sections 193 and 194 upon the uncorroborated testimony of 1 witness.

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Section 195 — Evidence — Criminal Code Act 1899 (Queensland) — Barrister AI