(Section 302. Definition of murder)

(Section 305. Punishment of murder)

Murdered EF.

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of murder.

And EF was a police officer at the time the act or omission that caused EF’s death was done or made, and AB did the act or made the omission that caused EF’s death when EF was performing EF’s duty as a police officer and AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known) that EF was a police officer.

And EF was a police officer at the time the act or omission that caused EF’s death was done or made, and AB did the act or made the omission that caused EF’s death because EF was a police officer.

And EF was a police officer at the time the act or omission that caused EF’s death was done or made, and AB did the act or made the omission that caused EF’s death because of (or in retaliation for) the actions of EF (or another police officer) in the performance of the officer’s duty.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 303. Definition of manslaughter)

(Section 310. Punishment of manslaughter)

Unlawfully killed EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 306. Attempt to murder)

1 Attempted unlawfully to kill EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

2 With intent unlawfully to kill EF, [describe the act done], such act being of such a nature as to be likely to endanger human life.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

3 With intent unlawfully to kill EF, omitted to [describe the duty], such omission being of such a nature as to be likely to endanger human life.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 308. Threats to murder in document)

Knowing the contents of a document [describe the document] threatening to kill EF (or another person), directly or indirectly caused EF to receive the document.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 309. Conspiring to murder)

Conspired together (or with another person) to kill EF (or another person).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 311. Aiding suicide)

1 Procured EF to kill himself (or herself).

2 By counselling EF to kill himself (or herself), induced him (or her) to do so.

3 Aided EF in killing himself (or herself).

(Section 313. Killing unborn child)

1 By [describe the act or omission], prevented the child of MN from being born alive, when MN was about to be delivered of the child.

2 Unlawfully assaulted MN, who was pregnant with a child, and destroyed the life of (or did grievous bodily harm to or transmitted a serious disease to) the child before its birth.

(Section 314. Concealing the birth of children)

By the secret disposition of the dead body of a child of which she (or EF) had been delivered, endeavoured to conceal the birth of the child.

(Section 314A. Unlawful striking causing death)

Unlawfully struck EF to the head (or neck) causing the death of EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 315. Disabling in order to commit indictable offence)

By means calculated to choke (or suffocate or strangle), namely, [state how], and with intent to commit (or to facilitate the commission of) an indictable offence (or and with intent to facilitate his (or her) flight (or the flight of MN (or another person)) after the commission (or attempted commission) of an indictable offence), rendered (or attempted to render) EF incapable of resistance.

(Section 315A. Choking, suffocation or strangulation in a domestic setting)

Unlawfully, and without EF’s consent, choked (or suffocated or strangled) EF, and AB was, at the relevant time, in a domestic relationship with EF (or the choking (or the suffocation or the strangulation) was associated domestic violence under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012).

(Section 316. Stupefying in order to commit indictable offence)

With intent to commit (or to facilitate the commission of) an indictable offence (or with intent to facilitate his (or her) flight (or the flight of MN (or another person)) after the commission (or attempted commission) of an indictable offence), administered (or attempted to administer) to EF a stupefying (or overpowering) drug (or thing [describe the thing]).

(Section 316A. Unlawful drink spiking)

Administered (or Attempted to administer) in drink a substance to EF without him (or her) having knowledge of the substance with intent to cause EF to be stupefied (or overpowered).

(Section 317. Acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm and other malicious acts)

With intent—

(a) to maim (or disfigure, or disable) EF (or another person); or

(b) to do some grievous bodily harm to (or transmit a serious disease to) EF (or another person); or

(c) to resist (or prevent) his (or her) lawful arrest (or detention) (or the lawful arrest (or detention) of MN (or another person)); or

(d) to resist (or prevent) EF, a public officer, from acting under lawful authority;

either—

(e) unlawfully wounded (or did grievous bodily harm to or transmitted a serious disease to) EF (or GH); or

(f) unlawfully struck (or attempted to strike) EF (or GH) with a projectile (or [describe the thing]); or

(g) unlawfully caused an explosive substance to explode; or

(h) sent (or delivered) to EF (or GH) an explosive substance (or a dangerous (or noxious) thing); or

(i) caused EF (or GH) to take (or receive) an explosive substance (or a dangerous (or noxious) thing)); or

(j) put a corrosive fluid (or a destructive (or explosive) substance), in [state the place]; or

(k) unlawfully cast (or threw) at or on (or unlawfully applied to the person of) EF (or GH) a corrosive fluid (or a destructive (or explosive) substance).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 317A. Carrying or sending dangerous goods in a vehicle)

1 Carried (or placed) dangerous goods namely, [describe the goods], in (or on) a vehicle.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

2 Delivered dangerous goods namely, [describe the goods], to EF for placing in (or on) a vehicle.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

3 Had dangerous goods namely, [describe the goods], in his (or her) possession in (or on) a vehicle.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

4 Knowingly sent, by vehicle, dangerous goods under a false description of the goods (or with a false description of the sender of the goods).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 318. Obstructing rescue or escape from unsafe premises)

Unlawfully obstructed EF, in EF’s efforts to save the life of GH, who was in (or escaping from) dangerous (or destroyed or unsafe) premises.

(Section 319. Endangering the safety of a person in a vehicle with intent)

With intent to injure (or endanger) the safety of (EF) a person in a vehicle [describe thing done or omitted] which endangered (or was likely to endanger) the safe use of the vehicle.

(Section 319A. Termination of pregnancy performed by unqualified person)

1 AB, being an unqualified person, performed a termination on another person, EF.

2 AB, being an unqualified person, assisted in the performance of a termination on another person, EF.

(Section 320. Grievous bodily harm)

Unlawfully did grievous bodily harm to EF.

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 320A. Torture)

Tortured EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 321. Attempting to injure by explosive or noxious substances)

Unlawfully put an explosive (or noxious) substance, in [describe the place], with intent to do bodily harm to EF (or another person).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 321A. Bomb hoaxes)

1 Placed an article (or substance) in [place] (or sent an article (or substance) by [describe how sent]), with the intention of inducing in another person a belief that the article (or substance) was likely to explode (or ignite or discharge a dangerous (or noxious) substance).

2 Made a statement (or conveyed information) to EF, knowing it to be false, with the intention of inducing in EF (or GH or another person) a belief that an explosive (or noxious) substance (or acid or [describe other dangerous (or destructive) thing]) was present in [describe place in Queensland].

(Section 322. Administering poison with intent to harm)

Unlawfully, and with intent to injure (or annoy) EF, caused poison (or a noxious thing, namely, [describe it]), to be administered to (or taken by) EF (or GH),

And the poison (or noxious thing) endangered the life of EF (or GH) (or did grievous bodily harm to EF (or GH)).

(Section 323. Wounding)

Unlawfully wounded EF.

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

(Section 323A. Female genital mutilation)

Performed female genital mutilation on EF.

(Section 323B. Removal of child from State for female genital mutilation)

Took EF, a child, (or arranged for EF, a child, to be taken) from Queensland with the intention of having female genital mutilation performed on EF.

(Section 285. Duty to provide necessaries)

(Section 286. Duty of person who has care of child)

(Section 324. Failure to supply necessaries)

Being charged with the duty of providing for EF the necessaries of life, without lawful excuse failed to do so, causing the life of EF to be (or likely to be) endangered (or the health of EF to be (or likely to be) permanently injured).

(Section 326. Endangering life of children by exposure)

Unlawfully abandoned (or exposed) EF, a child under 7, causing the life of EF to be (or likely to be) endangered (or the health of EF to be (or likely to be) permanently injured).

(Section 327. Setting mantraps)

1 Set (or Placed) a spring gun (or a mantrap or an engine calculated to destroy human life (or calculated to inflict grievous bodily harm)) (or Caused a spring gun (or etc. as above) to be set (or placed)) in [describe the place] with the intent that it may (or in a place and a way likely to) kill (or inflict grievous bodily harm on) a person coming in contact with it, the spring gun (or mantrap or engine) not being a gin or trap usually set for destroying vermin, and not being a spring gun, mantrap or engine set at night in a dwelling house for the protection of it.

2 Knowingly permitted a spring-gun (or a mantrap or an engine calculated to destroy human life (or calculated to inflict grievous bodily harm)) which had been set (or placed) by another person in a place and in a way likely to kill (or inflict grievous bodily harm on) a person coming in contact with it, to continue so set (or placed) in [describe the place] which was then in (or which afterwards came into) his (or her) possession (or occupation), the spring gun (or mantrap or engine) not being a gin or trap set for destroying vermin, and not being a spring gun, mantrap or engine set at night in a dwelling house for the protection of it.

(Section 328. Negligent acts causing harm)

Unlawfully [describe act done] (or omitted to [describe act omitted to be done], which it was his (or her) duty to do), actually causing bodily harm to EF.

(Section 328A. Dangerous operation of a vehicle)

Dangerously operated (or dangerously interfered with the operation of) a vehicle in [place].

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And at the time of committing the offence AB was adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

And at the time of committing the offence, AB was excessively speeding (or taking part in an unlawful race (or speed trial)).

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] been convicted of an offence against section 328A of the Criminal Code (while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance).

And AB had previously on [date] at [place] and on [date] at [place] been convicted of prescribed offences, namely [describe the offences].

(Section 328A. Dangerous operation of a vehicle)

Dangerously operated (or Dangerously interfered with the operation of) a vehicle in [place], and caused the death of (or grievous bodily harm to) EF.

And at the time of committing the offence AB was adversely affected by an intoxicating substance (namely, alcohol, and the concentration of alcohol in his (or her) blood at the time equalled (or exceeded) 150mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood).

And at the time of committing the offence, AB was excessively speeding.

And at the time of committing the offence, AB was taking part in an unlawful race (or speed trial).

And AB knew (or ought reasonably to have known), that EF had been killed (or injured) and AB left the scene of the incident before a police officer arrived.

And before (or while) committing the offence, AB committed an offence against the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, section 754(2).

(Section 328C. Damaging emergency vehicle when operating motor vehicle)

1 Operated a motor vehicle in a way that damaged an emergency vehicle and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the damaged vehicle was an emergency vehicle and intended to damage the emergency vehicle (or to injure (or endanger the safety of) an emergency worker).

2 Operated a motor vehicle in a way that damaged an emergency vehicle and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the damaged vehicle was an emergency vehicle and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) AB was operating a motor vehicle in a way that would damage an emergency vehicle.

(Section 328D. Endangering police officer when driving motor vehicle)

1 Drove a motor vehicle towards (or near) EF, a police officer acting in the performance of their duties as a police officer, and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) EF was a police officer and intended to injure (or endanger the safety of) EF.

2 Drove a motor vehicle towards (or near) EF, a police officer acting in the performance of their duties as a police officer, and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) EF was a police officer and endangered the safety of EF and knew (or ought reasonably to have known) AB was endangering the safety of EF.

(Section 329. Endangering safety of persons travelling by railway)

By unlawfully [describe act done] (or By omitting to [describe act omitted to be done] which it was his (or her) duty to do), caused the safety of a person travelling by a railway to be endangered.

(Section 330. Sending or taking unseaworthy ships to sea)

1 Sent (or Attempted to send) a ship to sea in such an unseaworthy state that the life of a person was likely to be endangered.

2 Being the master of a British ship, knowingly took (or attempted to take) the ship to sea in such an unseaworthy state that the life of a person was likely to be endangered.

(Section 333. Evading laws as to equipment of ships)

Having actual control over a vessel, on board of which [describe the article] had been placed with his (or her) knowledge (or consent) to obtain permission (or authority) for the vessel to leave the port of [name], removed (or allowed the removal of) the [article] from the vessel after the permission (or authority) had been obtained.

(Section 334. Landing explosives)

1 Being charged by law with the duty of [describe the duty] respecting the landing (or delivery) of an explosive substance (or acid or another dangerous (or destructive) thing [describe it]) from a vessel, failed to perform the duty.

2 Being concerned in the landing of an explosive substance (or acid or another dangerous (or destructive) thing [describe it]), from a vessel, violated the provisions of [set out applicable law].

(Section 334C. Coercive control)

Being an adult in a domestic relationship with EF, engaged in a course of conduct against EF that consisted of domestic violence occurring on more than 1 occasion, intending the course of conduct to coerce (or control) EF, and the course of conduct would, in all the circumstances, have been reasonably likely to cause EF harm.

(Section 335. Common assault)

Unlawfully assaulted EF.

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And AB was wholly (or partly) motivated to commit the offence by hatred (or serious contempt) for EF based on the (presumed) race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) of EF (or for a group of persons, namely [describe or identify the group], based on the race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) shared (or presumed to be shared) by the members of the group).

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

(Section 338A. Assaults of member of crew on aircraft)

While on board an aircraft, unlawfully assaulted EF, a member of the aircraft crew, (or threatened EF, a member of the aircraft crew, with violence (or detriment) to be caused to EF (or GH or another person) by AB (or another person)) with the intention of affecting EF’s performance of (or lessening EF’s ability to perform) his (or her) functions (or duties) in connection with operating the aircraft.

(Section 339. Assaults occasioning bodily harm)

Unlawfully assaulted EF and did him (or her) bodily harm.

And AB published material on a social media platform (or an online social network) to advertise AB’s involvement in the offence (or to advertise the act or omission constituting the offence).

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument).

And AB was in company with another (or other) person(s).

And AB was wholly (or partly) motivated to commit the offence by hatred (or serious contempt) for EF based on the (presumed) race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) of EF (or for a group of persons, namely [describe or identify the group], based on the race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) shared (or presumed to be shared) by the members of the group).

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 340. Serious assaults)

1 Assaulted EF with intent to commit a crime (or with intent to resist (or prevent) the lawful arrest (or detention) of AB (or of MN)).

2 Assaulted (or Resisted or Wilfully obstructed) EF, a police officer (or GH, who was acting in aid of EF, a police officer), while EF was acting in the execution of EF’s duty.

And AB bit (or spat on) EF.

And AB threw at (or applied to) EF a bodily fluid (or faeces).

And AB caused bodily harm to EF.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument).

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

3 Unlawfully assaulted EF, while EF was performing a duty imposed on EF by law, namely [describe duty].

4 Assaulted EF, because EF had performed a duty imposed on EF by law, namely [describe duty].

5 Assaulted EF, in pursuance of an unlawful conspiracy respecting the [describe the manufacture, trade, business or occupation] (or respecting GH, who was concerned (or employed) in the [describe the manufacture, trade, business or occupation]) (or respecting the wages of GH who was concerned (or employed) in the [describe the manufacture, trade, business or occupation]).

6 Unlawfully assaulted EF, who was 60 years (or more than 60 years).

7 Unlawfully assaulted EF, who relied on a guide dog (or hearing dog or assistance dog or wheelchair or [describe the remedial device]).

8 Being a prisoner, unlawfully assaulted EF, a working corrective services officer.

And AB bit (or spat on) EF.

And AB threw at (or applied to) EF a bodily fluid (or faeces).

And AB caused bodily harm to EF.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument).

9 Unlawfully assaulted (or Resisted or Wilfully obstructed) EF, a public officer, while EF was performing a function of EF’s office, namely [describe function].

And AB bit (or spat on) EF.

And AB threw at (or applied to) EF a bodily fluid (or faeces).

And AB caused bodily harm to EF.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument).

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

10 Assaulted EF, a public officer, because EF had performed a function of EF’s office, namely [describe function].

And AB bit (or spat on) EF.

And AB threw at (or applied to) EF a bodily fluid (or faeces).

And AB caused bodily harm to EF.

And AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon (or instrument).

And AB committed the offence in a public place, within the meaning of the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 108A, while adversely affected by an intoxicating substance.

(Section 346. Assaults in interference with freedom of trade or work)

Assaulted EF, with intent to hinder (or prevent) him (or her) from working at (or exercising) his (or her) lawful trade (or business or occupation) (or from buying, selling or dealing with property intended for sale).

(Section 349. Rape)

Raped EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 350. Attempt to commit rape)

Attempted to rape EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 351. Assault with intent to commit rape)

Assaulted EF with intent to rape.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 352. Sexual assaults)

1 Unlawfully and indecently assaulted EF.

And immediately before (or during or immediately after) the offence, AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon.

And immediately before (or during or immediately after) the offence, AB was in company with another person.

And the indecent assault included—

(a) EF penetrating the vagina (or vulva or anus) of AB with a thing (or a part of EF’s body that is not a penis); or

(b) bringing into contact part of the genitalia (or the anus) of EF (or AB or MN) with the mouth of AB (or EF or MN).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

2 Procured EF, without his (or her) consent, to commit an act of gross indecency (or to witness an act of gross indecency by AB (or MN)).

And immediately before (or during or immediately after) the offence, AB was (or pretended to be) armed with a dangerous (or offensive) weapon.

And immediately before (or during or immediately after) the offence, AB was in company with another person.

And the act of gross indecency included—

(a) EF penetrating his (or her) vagina (or vulva or anus) or the vagina (or vulva or anus) of AB (or MN) with a thing (or a part of EF’s body that is not a penis); or

(b) bringing into contact part of the genitalia (or the anus) of EF (or AB or MN) with the mouth of AB (or EF or MN).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 354. Kidnapping)

Kidnapped EF.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 354A. Kidnapping for ransom)

1 Kidnapped EF for ransom.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

2 Kidnapped EF for ransom and unconditionally set EF at liberty without EF having suffered grievous bodily harm.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

3 Attempted to kidnap EF for ransom.

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 355. Deprivation of liberty)

1 Unlawfully confined (or detained) EF in a [describe place] against his (or her) will.

2 Unlawfully deprived EF of his (or her) personal liberty.

(Section 356. False certificates by officers charged with duties relating to liberty)

1 Being required by law to give a certificate touching [describe the matter], under which the liberty of EF might be affected, gave a certificate knowing it to be false in a material particular, namely, [describe false particular].

2 Gave a certificate touching [describe the matter], under which the liberty of EF might be affected, and represented himself (or herself) to be a person authorised by law to give the certificate, when he (or she) was not a person authorised by law to give it.

(Section 357. Concealment of matters affecting liberty)

1 Being required by law to keep a record of [describe record, showing how it touches a matter relating to a person in confinement], refused (or neglected) to keep the record (or made an entry in the record which was to his (or her) knowledge false in a material particular, namely [set out false entry]).

2 Being required by law to give information about [describe the information and show how it touches a person in confinement] (or Being required by law to show EF, a person in confinement, or to show [describe place] in which EF was confined) to MN—

(a) refused (or neglected) to give the information (or to show EF or to show the [place]) to MN; or

(b) gave to MN information which was to his (or her) knowledge false in a material particular, namely, [set out false information].

(Section 358. Unlawful custody of particular persons)

1 Detained [or Assumed the custody of] EF, an involuntary patient under the Mental Health Act 2016 contrary to the provisions of [name the applicable law].

2 Detained [or Assumed the custody of] EF, a forensic disability client under the Forensic Disability Act 2011 contrary to the provisions of [name the applicable law].

(Section 359. Threats)

Threatened to cause a detriment to EF, with intent—

(a) to prevent (or hinder) EF from doing [describe the act], which EF was lawfully entitled to do; or

(b) to compel EF to [describe the act] which EF was lawfully entitled to abstain from doing; or

(c) to cause public alarm (or anxiety).

And the threat was made to EF, a law enforcement officer (or GH, a person helping EF, a law enforcement officer) when (or because) EF was investigating the activities of a criminal organisation.

And AB was wholly (or partly) motivated to commit the offence by hatred (or serious contempt) for EF based on the (presumed) race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) of EF (or for a group of persons, namely [describe or identify the group], based on the race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) shared (or presumed to be shared) by the members of the group).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 359E. Punishment of unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse)

Unlawfully stalked, intimidated, harassed or abused EF.

And for 1 (or [state number]) of the acts constituting the unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse AB used (or intentionally threatened to use) violence against EF (or GH) (or against the property of EF (or GH)).

And for 1 (or [state number]) of the acts constituting the unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse AB possessed a weapon within the meaning of the Weapons Act 1990.

And for 1 (or [state number]) of the acts constituting the unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse AB contravened (or intentionally threatened to contravene) an injunction (or order) imposed (or made) by (court) at [place] on [date].

And a domestic relationship existed between AB and EF.

And 1 (or [state number]) of the acts constituting the unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse was (or were) done against EF, a law enforcement officer, when (or because) EF was investigating the activities of a criminal organisation.

And AB was wholly (or partly) motivated to commit the offence by hatred (or serious contempt) for EF based on the (presumed) race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) of EF (or for a group of persons, namely [describe or identify the group], based on the race (or religion or sexuality or sex characteristics or gender identity) shared (or presumed to be shared) by the members of the group).

And AB, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence)—

(a) was a participant in a criminal organisation; and

(b) knew (or ought reasonably to have known) the offence was being committed at the direction of a criminal organisation (or at the direction of a participant in a criminal organisation) (or in association with 1 or more persons who were, at the time the offence was committed (or at any time during the course of the commission of the offence), participants in a criminal organisation) (or for the benefit of a criminal organisation).

(Section 359F(10). Court may restrain unlawful stalking, intimidation, harassment or abuse)

Knowingly contravened a restraining order.

And in the 5 years before the contravention, AB had on [date] at [place] been convicted on indictment of a domestic violence offence, namely [set out substance and effect of indictment] (or had on [date] at [place] been summarily convicted of a domestic violence offence, namely [set out substance and effect of complaint]).

(Section 360. Bigamy)

1 Being married to CB, went through the form of marriage with EF during the life of CB.

2 Went through the form of marriage with MN, who he (or she) knew to be married.

(Section 361. Unlawful celebration of marriage)

1 Celebrated (or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate) the marriage of EF, who was to his (or her) knowledge under 18 years and was not a widower (or widow), without the written consent of a person authorised by law to consent to the marriage (or with a written consent which to his (or her) knowledge was not given by a person authorised by law to give it).

2 Celebrated (or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate) marriage between EF and GH contrary to the provisions of the laws about the solemnisation of marriage, namely, [describe breach].

3 Celebrated [or Attempted (or Professed) to celebrate] marriage between EF and GH, knowing the laws about the solemnisation of marriage had not been complied with, namely [describe breach].

4 Induced (or Attempted to induce) MN to celebrate the marriage of EF, who was to his (or her) knowledge under 18 years, and was not a widower (or widow), without the written consent of a person authorised by law to consent to the marriage (or with a written consent which to his (or her) knowledge was not given by a person authorised by law to give it) (or to celebrate marriage between EF and GH contrary to (or without compliance with) the laws about the solemnisation of marriages, namely, [describe breach]).

5 Married EF, who was to his (or her) knowledge under 18 years and was not a widower (or widow), without the written consent of a person authorised by law to consent to the marriage (or with a written consent which to his (or her) knowledge was not given by a person authorised by law to give it).

(Section 362. Unqualified persons procuring registration as persons qualified to celebrate marriages)

Not being a person who was entitled to be registered under the laws about the solemnisation of marriages as a person authorised to celebrate marriages, and knowing that he (or she) was not such a person, procured his (or her) name to be registered as a person so entitled.

(Section 363. Child-stealing)

1 Forcibly (or Fraudulently) took (or enticed) away (or detained) EF, a child under 16 years, with intent to deprive GF, the parent (or guardian) (or who had the lawful care (or charge)) of EF, of the possession of EF (or with intent to steal [describe article] on (or about) the person of EF).

2 Knowing that EF, a child under 16 years, had been forcibly (or fraudulently) taken (or enticed) away (or detained), received (or harboured) EF, with intent to deprive GF, the parent (or guardian) (or who had the lawful care (or charge)) of EF, of the possession of the child (or with intent to steal [describe article] on (or about) the person of EF).

(Section 363A. Abduction of child under 16)

Unlawfully took EF, an unmarried child under 16 years, out of the custody (or protection) of and against the will of, MN, his (or her) father (or mother, or the person having the lawful care or charge of him (or her)).

(Section 364. Cruelty to children under 16)

Having the lawful care (or charge) of EF, a child under 16 years, caused harm to him (or her) by—

(a) failing to provide him (or her) with adequate food (or clothing, or medical treatment, or accommodation, or care), when it was available to AB from his (or her) own resources; or

(b) failing to take all lawful steps to obtain adequate food (or clothing, or medical treatment, or accommodation, or care) when it was not available to AB from his (or her) own resources; or

(c) deserting him (or her); or

(d) leaving him (or her) without means of support;

when AB knew or ought reasonably to have known that the failure (or conduct) would be likely to cause harm to EF.

(Section 364A. Leaving a child under 12 unattended)

Left EF, a child under 12 years in AB’s lawful care (or charge), for an unreasonable time without making reasonable provision for the supervision and care of EF during that time.

(Section 365. Criminal defamation)

Without lawful excuse, published matter defamatory of EF knowing the matter to be false (or without having regard to whether the matter is true or false) and intending to cause serious harm to EF (or any other person) (or without having regard to whether serious harm is caused to EF (or any other person)).

Criminal Practice Rules 1999

Offences against the person and relating to marriage and parental rights and duties

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