No. 4 of 1958. Prison. 9 ANTIGUA.

or to imprisonment, with or without hard labour,
for any term not exceeding two months; or, if the
offender -be a prisoner, he shall be liable, on
conviction on indictment, to be imprisoned, with
or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding
one year;

° Provided however that no prisoner shall be
liable both to punishment under this section ‘and
section 11 of this Ordinance for an assault against
a prison officer.

23. Any person who atds any prisoner in
escaping or attempting to.escape from a prison or
who, with intent to facilitate the escape of any
prisoner, conveys any thing into a prison or to a
prisoner or places any thing anywhere outside a
prison with a view to its coming into the posses-
sion of a prisoner, shall be guilty of felony and
liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding
two years.

24. Any person who contrary to the rules
of a prison brings or attempts to bring into the
prison or to a prisoner any spirituous or fermented
liquor or tobacco, or places any such liquor or any
tobacco anywhere outside the prison with intent
that it shall come into the possession of a prisoner,
and any officer who contrary to those rules allows
any such liquor or any tobacco to be sold or used
in the prison, shall be liable on summary convic-
tion to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six
months or a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars.

25. Any person who contrary to the rules
of a prison conveys or attempts to convey any let-
ter or any other thing into or out of the prison or
to a prisoner or places it anywhere outside the
prison with intent that it shall come into the pos-
sexsion of a prisoner shall, where he is not thereby
guilty of an offence under either section 23 or
section 24 of this Ordinance be liable on sur mary
conviction to a fine not exceeding fifty dollars, |

Assisting
prisoner to
escape,

Unlawful
conveyance
of spirits or
tobacco into
prison etc,

Unlawful
introduction
of other
articles.