Virgin
IsLANDS.

Offences by
election
officers.

5600 Virgin Islands Constitution No. 7 of 1954.
and Ilections. —

(2) Any employer who, directly or indirectly,
refuses, or by intimidation, undue influence, cr in
any other way, interferes with the granting to any
voter in his employ of such period for veting, as
in this seclion provided, shall on summary convic-
tion be liable to a fine of five hundred dollars or to
imprisonment for six months.

89. Every election officer who—

(a) makes, in any record, return or
other document which he is required to keep
or make under this Ordinanee, any entry
which he knows or has reasonable cause to
believe to be false, or does not believe to be
true; or

(4) permits any person whom he knows
or bas reasonable cause to believe not to be a
blind person, an illiterate person or an incapa-
citated person to vote in the manner provided
for blind persons, illiterate persons or incapa-
citated persons, as the case'may be; or

(c) refuses to permit any person whom
he knows or has reasonable cause to believe
to be a blind person, an illiterate person
or an incapacitated person to vote in the
manner provided for blind persons, illiterate
persons or incapacitated persons, as the case
may be; or

(d) wilfully prevents any person from
voting at the polling station at which he
knows or has reasonable cause to believe such
person is entitled to vote; or

(e) wilfully reject or refuses to count
any ballot paper which he knows or -has
reasonable cause to believe is validly cast for
any candidate in accordance with the provi-
sions of this Ordinance; or

(7) wilfully counts any ballot paper as
being cast for any candidate, which he knows
or has reasouable cause to believe was wot
validly cast fur such candidate,