Section 381 — 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 authorityPart 4 — Acts injurious to the public in general Part 5 — Offences against the person and relating to marriage and parental rights and dutiesSch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 245Definition of assault Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 246Assaults unlawful Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 247Execution of sentence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 248Execution of process Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 249Execution of warrants Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 250Erroneous sentence or process or warrant Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 251Sentence or process or warrant without jurisdiction Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 252Arrest of wrong person Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 253Irregular process or warrant Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 254Force used in executing process or in arrest Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 255Duty of persons arresting Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 256 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 257Other cases of preventing escape from arrest Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 258Preventing escape or rescue after arrest Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 259 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 260Preventing a breach of the peace Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 261Suppression of riot Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 262Suppression of riot by magistrates Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 263Suppression of riot by person acting under lawful orders Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 264Suppression of riot by person acting without order in case of emergency Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 265Riot—persons subject to military law Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 266Prevention of crimes and offences for which an offender may be arrested without warrant—prevention of violence by particular persons Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 267Defence of dwelling Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 268Provocation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 269Defence of provocation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 270Prevention of repetition of insult Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 271Self-defence against unprovoked assault Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 272Self-defence against provoked assault Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 273Aiding in self-defence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 274Defence of moveable property against trespassers Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 275Defence of moveable property with claim of right Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 276Defence of moveable property without claim of right Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 277Defence of premises against trespassers—removal of disorderly persons Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 278Defence of possession of real property or vessel with claim of right Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 279Exercise of right of way or easement Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 280Domestic discipline Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 281Discipline of vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 282Surgical operations and medical treatment Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 282APalliative care Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 283Excessive force Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 284Consent to death immaterial Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 285Duty to provide necessaries Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 286Duty of person who has care of child Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 287 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 288Duty of persons doing dangerous acts Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 289Duty of persons in charge of dangerous things Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 290Duty to do certain acts Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 291Killing of a human being unlawful Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 292When a child becomes a human being Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 293Definition of killing Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 294Death by acts done at childbirth Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 295Causing death by threats Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 296Acceleration of death Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 297When injury or death might be prevented by proper precaution Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 298Injuries causing death in consequence of subsequent treatment Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 299 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 300Unlawful homicide Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 301 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 302Definition of murder Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 303Definition of manslaughter Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 304Killing on provocation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 304ADiminished responsibility Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 304BKilling for preservation in an abusive domestic relationship Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 305Punishment of murder Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 306Attempt to murder Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 307Accessory after the fact to murder Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 308Threats to murder in document Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 309Conspiring to murder Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 310Punishment of manslaughter Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 311Aiding suicide Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 312 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 313Killing unborn child Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 314Concealing the birth of children Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 314AUnlawful striking causing death Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 315Disabling in order to commit indictable offence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 315AChoking, suffocation or strangulation in a domestic setting Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 316Stupefying in order to commit indictable offence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 316AUnlawful drink spiking Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 317Acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm and other malicious acts Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 317ACarrying or sending dangerous goods in a vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 318Obstructing rescue or escape from unsafe premises Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 319Endangering the safety of a person in a vehicle with intent Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 319ATermination of pregnancy performed by unqualified person Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 320Grievous bodily harm Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 320ATorture Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 321Attempting to injure by explosive or noxious substances Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 321ABomb hoaxes Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 322Administering poison with intent to harm Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 323Wounding Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 323AFemale genital mutilation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 323BRemoval of child from State for female genital mutilation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 324Failure to supply necessaries Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 325 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 326Endangering life of children by exposure Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 327Setting mantraps Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 328Negligent acts causing harm Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 328ADangerous operation of a vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 328BAdditional power to convict for dangerous operation of a vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 328CDamaging emergency vehicle when operating motor vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 328DEndangering police officer when driving motor vehicle Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 329Endangering safety of persons travelling by railway Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 330Sending or taking unseaworthy ships to sea Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 331 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 332 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 333Evading laws as to equipment of ships Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334Landing explosives Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334ADefinitions for chapter Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334BWhat is domestic violence Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334CCoercive control Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334DWhat is immaterial for coercive control Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334ECourt may restrain coercive control Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 334FAlternative offence to crime of coercive control Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 335Common assault Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 337 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 338 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 338AAssaults of member of crew on aircraft Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 339Assaults occasioning bodily harm Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 340Serious assaults Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 341 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 342 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 343 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 343A Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 344 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 345 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 346Assaults in interference with freedom of trade or work Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 347Definitions for ch 32 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 348Consent Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 348AACircumstances in which there is no consent Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 348AMistake of fact in relation to consent Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 348BCognitive impairment Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 348CMental health impairment Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 349Rape Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 350Attempt to commit rape Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 351Assault with intent to commit rape Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 352Sexual assaults Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 353 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 354Kidnapping Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 354AKidnapping for ransom Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 355Deprivation of liberty Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 356False certificates by officers charged with duties relating to liberty Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 357Concealment of matters affecting liberty Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 358Unlawful custody of particular persons Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359Threats Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359ADefinitions for ch 33A Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359BWhat is unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359CWhat is immaterial for unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359DParticular conduct that is not unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359EPunishment of unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 359FCourt may restrain unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 360Bigamy Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 361Unlawful celebration of marriage Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 362Unqualified persons procuring registration as persons qualified to celebrate marriages Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 363Child-stealing Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 363AAbduction of child under 16 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 364Cruelty to children under 16 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 364ALeaving a child under 12 unattended Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 365Criminal defamation Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 366 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 367 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 368 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 369 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 370 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 371 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 372 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 373 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 374 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 375 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 376 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 377 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 378 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 379 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 380 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 381 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 382 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 383 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 384 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 385 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 386 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 387 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 388 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 389 Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 365AApplication of ch 35A Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 365BApplication of defences Sch 1 (The Criminal Code), s 365CProof of being adversely affected by an intoxicating substance Division 1 — Stealing and like offencesPart 7 — Preparation to commit offences—conspiracy— accessories after the factPart 8 — Procedure Part 9 — Transitional and validation provisions

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Schedule 1—The Criminal Code

Part 5—Offences against the person and relating to marriage and parental rights and duties

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sch 1 pt 5 ch 35 s 381 amd 1988 No. 88 s 5 sch 2; 1995 No. 37 s 459 (2) sch 3 pt 1 div 2

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Section 381 — Criminal Code Act 1899 (Queensland) — Barrister AI