Review of trial judge's decision as to sanity of, see .. APPEAL AND Error, § 38 d. Using public money to reimburse one wrongfully convicted, see Liability for cruelty to, see Assault by punishment of, see Right to bail, see § 1. Employment of. Implied promise to pay for convict labor performed under invalid contract, see CONTRACTS, § 12 p. Contracting by state of convict labor as violating constitutional provision against slavery, see INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE AND PEONAGE, § 1 e; SET-OFF AND COUNTERCLAIM, §§ 30 b, 31 e, f. Contract for hiring of, see LANDLORD AND TENANT, § 17 b. a. The employment of a convict upon the public roads under supervision and control of a public agent by order of the county commissioners is not a "hiring out" of the convict which, by N. C. Code. § 3448, re | see APPROPRIATIONS, § 7 f. ASSAULT AND BATTERY, § 2 b. ASSAULT AND BATTERY, § 36 a. BAIL AND RECOGNIZANCE, §§ 3 b, 4 a, d, e. CIVIL DEATH. HOMICIDE, 33 e; TRIAL, & 148 f. HUSBAND AND WIFE, § 155 b. . JURY, $ 75. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS, § 168. ... MASTER AND SERVANT, § 443 f. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS, S 286 d. TENDER, § 9 b. WITNESSES, §§ 11, 12. WITNESSES, $93. quires an order of court embodied in the sentence. State v. Yandle. 34 L.R.A. 392, 119 N. C. 874, 25 S. E. 796. b. An order of county commissioners for the employment of a convict upon the public roads, made under N. C. Code, § 3448, and without any provision therefor in the sentence or any order of court, is not void on the ground that it is in the nature of an additional judgment against the convict. State v. Yandle, 34 L.R.A. 392, 119 N. C. 874, 25 S. E. 796. § 2. Liability for injuries committed by. Proximate cause of injury by see PROXIMATE CAUSE, § 92 d. a. That a tortious act of a convict hired to a private citizen is committed on Sunday, when the convict is allowed pay for his labor, will not render the employer liable therefor if the state retains the right to control the acts of the convict. St. Louis, I. M. & S. R. Co. v. Boyle, 12 L.R.A. (N.S.) | 317, 83 Ark. 302, 103 S. W. 744. b. One hiring convict labor from the state is not liable for the tortious acts of one of the laborers where the state retains control of the convicts, the performance of labor only being directed by the one doing the hiring. St. Louis I. M. & S. R. Co. v. Boyle, 12 L.R.A. (N.S.) 317, 83 Ark. 302, 103 S. W. 744. (Annotated) c. Persons in charge of a state convict are not liable in damages for criminal tort committed by him while at large, whether at large by their permission or because of their negligence, unless they were in some way connected with the perpetration of the tort, or had reasonable grounds for apprehending that it would be committed. Henderson v. Dade Coal Co. 40 L.R.A. 95, 100 Ga. 568, 28 S. E. 251. d. Knowledge that a felony convict about thirty-seven years old, who had been continuously in the penitentiary for about twelve years, and who had five times escaped therefrom, was "a man in robust and vigorous health, immoral, brutish, devilish, of vicious habits, of violent passions," including sexual passion, and a person "not restrained by any convictions of right and wrong or governed by any principles of morality," does not constitute ground of apprehension that he will commit the crime of rape when opportunity occurs, so as to render his custodians liable for damages on account of such a crime committed by him while at large through their fault. Henderson v. Dade Coal Co. 40 L.R.A. 95, 100 Ga. 568, 28 S. E. 251. § 3. Means for identifying. Injunction against circulation of photographs of convict, see INJUNCTION, §§ 10 b, 193. § 4. Prosecution for other crimes. Trial for other offense of one serving term of imprisonment, see CRIMINAL LAW, §§ 101 k, 114 d, g. a. One under conviction and while imprisoned in the penitentiary may be brought to the bar for trial and sentenced for another crime whether charged to have been committed before or during such imprisonment. Arrowsmith v. State, L.R.A.1915E, 363, 131 Tenn. 480, 175 S. W. 545. b. A convict while imprisoned in the sentence for another crime, whether charged penitentiary is not exempt from trial and to have been committed before or during such imprisonment. State v. Keefe, 22 L.R.A. (N.S.) 896, 17 Wyo. 227, 98 Pac. 122. who is serving a term of imprisonment unc. The trial upon a second charge of one der sentence of court is not prevented by been convicted of two or more offenses bea statute which provides that if one has fore judgment on either, the judgment may be that the imprisonment upon any one may commence at the expiration of the imprisonment upon any other of the offenses, at least, where the statute provides for a person serving a term of imprisonment being brought before the court when necessary. Re Tranmer, 41 L.R.A. (N.S.) 1095, 35 Nev. 56, 126 Pac. 337. Subscription to stock for establishment of, see ...... PARTNERSHIP, § 15 b. § 1. Generally. . .... APPEAL AND Error, § 310. . EVIDENCE, § 442 a. EVIDENCE, $$ 580-583. INDICTMENT, ETC., § 58 c, d. INSURANCE, § 258. a. A copy of an instrument is a repro- tion is not a copy. Rasmussen v. Baker, duction or imitation of it, and a transla-38 L.R.A. 773, 7 Wyo. 117, 50 Pac. 819. COPPERAS. Emptying of, into stream, see FISHERIES, 12 d. COPYRIGHT. § 1. Generally. § 2. What subject of. L.R.A. Comb. Dig.-152. Unwarranted use of uncopyrighted manuscript, see CONTRACTS, § 5 pl, q; DAM- b. The exclusive right of multiplying c. The common-law right of an author to AGES, $199 e. DAMAGES, SS 199 e, 331. EVIDENCE, § 1597. LITERARY AND ARTISTIC PROP- PRINCIPAL AND AGENT, § 3 a. RESTRAINTS OF TRADE AND RESTRAINTS OF TRADE AND STATUTES, § 269 i. § 2. What subject of. a. The possession of information which a b. The right to copyright extends to all c. The compiler of a digest has no monop d. A valid copyright may be had by one f. There cannot be two successive copy- 771. West Pub. Co. v. Lawyers' Co-op. Pub. Co. e. A photograph of a yacht under sail is 966, 23 C. C. A. 594, aff'd in 175 U. S. 262, | dence and place of business, and there is no f. The market quotations and sporting § 3. Who entitled to. Heirs or representatives, see DESCENT AND a. An author's reservation of "copyright" other person of the same name in the same c. The inadvertent omission of a copy- was ignorant of the existence of the copy. § 6. Abandonment; publication. in an ode written for the World's Colum- § 4. Extent of rights acquired; what (Annotated) b. An author who permits the publica- 295. c. A purchaser of unbound copyrighted e. The copyright of a new edition of an A. 295. § 5. Copyright notice. a. The figures "93" in a copyright notice article in a foreign encyclopedia, the re- person. Black v. Henry G. Allen Co. 9 d. An author who, after publishing a - C. C. A. 553. b. The private circulation of information |