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IBO                          ADMINISTRATION

                CONDAMNATIONS SOMMAIRES                SUMMARY CONVICTIONS
            On a daSHé SOliS cette rubrique les causes ju-  We have .classed under this heading cases
          gées en vertu de la Loi sur les condamnations  tried under the Act for SummaryConvictions,
          sommnires qui ronsistent surtout en infractions
          aux lois provinciales et nux règlements munici-  wnich deals more particularly with infractions
          pallX.                               of provincial statutes and municipal by-Iaws.
                      2!l.-Condamnations sommaires, pnr provinces, en 1932 et 1933.
                       29.-Surnmary Convictions, by Provinces, in 1932 and 1933.
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                                         1932                      1933
               PROVINCES                Homme.  Femme.            Bananes  Femmes
                                Total     -       -    1  Total     --      .-
                                         Malo    Felnl\)e          Mnle    F..malo
                                                       ._-.
          Ile-du-P.-E..... P.E.!.. .....  825  791  28      M5       641       14
          N .•Eco•••...... N. Sootin ....  3,573  3,438  135  3,922  3,172    1W
          N.-Brunswick... .... . ... . . ..  :J.841  3,<l86  155  3,483  3,315  168
          8uébec ........ ..... .....  I12,132  105,915  6,211  117,433  110,141  6,692
           ntario........ ............  1.~1,374  124,493  6,881  124,5BÙ  116,521  8,008
          Manitoba...... .... ........  IB,218  16,530  1,688  10,396  14,426  910
          SQ,Rkat.cbewo.n... .... .. .....  7.638  7,269  209  6,3.);)  0,141  214
          Alberta........  ., ..  8,180   7,666     514    9,698    9,214     424
          Col.-Brit.......  Il'-C::: :....  12,148  11,4<17  701  11,051  10,316  735
          Yukon & Terr.. ...... ....  80    17       3       91       82       9
                 C.-l<AD..... ....... ,  297,909  281,318  16,591  292,673  %15,229  17,444
           Les causes somma.iresjugées dans la province,  Summary cases judged in the Prevince, in
          en 1933, cemprennent 4,575 cas d'ivresse et  1933, included 4,575 cnses of drunkenness and
          72,261 violations des règlements sur la circula.-  72,261 infractions of traffic by-Iaw8, In addi-
          tion. En plus, 3,545 personnes furent appré-
          hendées pour fréquentation de maisons de dé-  tion, 3,546 persons were e.pprehended for fre-
          sordre.  Un grand nomhre d'accusés furent  quenting disorderly houses. A large number of
          aussi traduits devant les magistrats pour vaga-  persons were also brought before magistmt.es
          bond.a.ge (5,070) ou pou rconduite déréglée (695).  for vagrancy (5,070) or disorderly conduct (695).

                       3O.-CondamnaHons sommaires dans la province de Québec.
                         30.-Summary Convictions in the Province oC Quebec.
                                Condarnn8-tioDS -  CODvictioDR   Sontcnr.eg
                             -_ .._-.
                                                                 Empril!lon-
                ANNl1:ES                                 Opt.ion  nf.fi flans  Sllr..~ili,
                                       Hommea   Femmeo.  d'anlende  option  e~c.
                 YEARS          Totlll
                                         Mlllo   Felollie  Option 01  Committed  Defclred,
                                                          l\ }<'ine  without  ete.
                                                                  Option
          1933.. , .....................  111,433  110,741  6,692  99,562  1,962  10,909
          1932.. ......................  112,1.32  105,'.)15  6,211  89,779  1,9Bl  20,372
          1931..                99,381   9·1,490  4,8Ul   1!J,91l   2,1611  17,250
          1930.. ......................  60,098  !J,5,94 l  4,157  45,528  1,637  12,9.33
          1929... ' .............•.....  6l,099  47,490  3,009  42,617  1,0~f)  7,393
          1928.............. , .........  29,302  26,902  2,401)  24,667  938  3,691
          1927........................  28,7.12  2(1,0;3:3  2,099  24.462  982  3,2!!8
          1926... ' .......     24,428   22.075   2,363   20,141    1,'!92   2.792
          1925...    ...........  26,364  2:1,317  2,047  21.100    1,023    3,241
          1924........................  22,803  20.;n~  2,431  lB,614  1,407  2,782
          1923...................... _.  21,563  2,;'010  2•.55:.  23,649  1,2M  2,649
          1922... '  ...........  31,441  29,048  2,303   ~r;,46!)  1,242    4,730
          192\. ..... ,., .............•.  40,042  41,989  3,053  39,83.,  1,087  4,120
          lnO........... " ...........  40,BOI  37,:l!J4  3,407  34.591  604  ,;,600
          1919.... .................  30,881  26,708  4.17:-~  25,636  618   4,501
          1918............. , ..........  26,;)74  21,338  4,036  20,7:3.'>  501  4,138
         1917..... , ..............  22,560  19.031  3,529  11,906   :'),'}:)  4,101
         19143........................  20,161  18,271  2,<i90  16,380  573  3,814
         1915...............    24,1;'2  20,:J26  :3,8243  17,923    653     0.576
         1914........................  30,563  27,VH  a,412  2~.595  602     6,306
         1913........................  29,714  26,5HB  3,146  23,64.5  771   5,2!Y2
         1912..                 24,335   21,8j'0  2,46.5  19,960     117     3,658
          1911 ..... ' ..........  17,729  15,014  2,115  H,OOO      588     3,141
              Extrait de SIalühque8 d. la cmninaiilé, Ott""'''.-Extrllct from Crimma.! Slal1.I'O$, Ot~aw...
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