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Cap.3.01
Criminal Code
Laws of Saint Lucia
Revision Date: 31 Dec. 2005
“public officer” or “public official” includes a person
employed in the public service;
“public place” or “public premises” includes any public way,
building, place or conveyance to which the public are
entitled or permitted to have access either without
condition or upon condition of making any payment, and
any building or place which is used for any public or
religious meeting or assembly or as a Court;
“public service” means service in a civil capacity of
Government;
“public way” includes any highway, market place, square,
street, bridge, or other way which is lawfully used by the
public;
“send” includes causing, or attempting in any manner to cause
a thing to be received by a person;
“sentence” includes an order;
“special defence” includes the defence of alibi, duress,
automatism, necessity, insanity or any defence tending to
affect the question of liability of the accused;
“sum adjudged to be paid by order” includes any
compensation or costs adjudged to be paid by the order,
the amount of which is fixed by the order;
“summary offence” means any offence punishable on
summary conviction under this Code, or under any other
enactment;
“threat” has the meaning assigned to it in section 61;
“town” includes any village under the Local Authorities Act
1887;
“trust” includes the acquiring, holding, receiving, or having
control over, or being in any manner entrusted with, any
property for or belonging to another person, including
property which belonged to a deceased person at the time
of his or her death;
“trustee” means a trustee of an express trust created by any
deed, will or instrument in writing, or by parol, or
otherwise, and includes the heir or personal representative
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