Criminal Law Code as at 1st March 2007 “FIFTH SCHEDULE (Section 132) OFFENCES IN CONNECTION WITH WHICH BAIL MAY NOT BE GRANTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 132 (1) 1. Murder. 2. Rape or aggravated indecent assault. 3. Robbery. 4. Assault in which a dangerous injury is inflicted. 5. Malicious damage to property committed in aggravating circumstances as provided in section 143 of the Criminal Law Code. 6. Unlawful entry into premises committed in aggravating circumstances as provided in section 131 (2) of the Criminal Law Code. 7. Theft, making off without payment, receiving any stolen property knowing it to have been stolen, fraud or forgery, if the amount or value involved in any such offence exceeds five hundred thousand dollars. 8. Stock theft. 9. Any offence under any enactment relating to the unlawful possession of, or dealing in, precious metals or precious stones. 10. Any offence relating to the coinage or banknotes. 11. Contravening section 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 or 29 of the Criminal Law Code.” 12. Any conspiracy, incitement or attempt to commit an offence specified in paragraphs 1 to 11.”. 14. In the Seventh Schedule— (a) by the insertion in paragraph 2 after “rape” of “or aggravated indecent assault”; (b) by the repeal of paragraph 7 and the substitution of— “7. Malicious damage to property committed in aggravating circumstances as provided in section 143 of the Criminal Law Code.”; (c) by the repeal of paragraphs 9, 10, 11 and 12 and the substitution of— “9. Forgery. 10. Unlawful entry into premises committed in aggravating circumstances as provided in section 131 (2) of the Criminal Law Code. 11. Theft, stock theft, making off without payment or receiving any stolen property knowing it to have been stolen.”. 15. By the repeal of the Ninth Schedule and the substitution of— “NINTH SCHEDULE (Sections 25 (1) (a) and 32) OFFENCES INVOLVING CORRUPTION, ORGANISED CRIME OR HARM TO THE NATIONAL ECONOMY 1. Any offence referred to in Chapter IX (“Bribery and Corruption”) of the Criminal Law Code. - 169 -