| 单词 | Utter |
| 释义 | 行使 1. To pass a thing or try to pass it as genuine: Selby v DPP [1972] AC 515, [1971] 3 All ER 810 (HL). For example, it is an offence to offer, utter, dispose of or put off any register of births, baptisms, marriages, deaths or burials (which is by law authorised or required to be kept in Hong Kong), knowing the same to be false: Crimes Ordinance (Cap 200) s 88. 2. To speak or pronounce. For example, it is an offence to utter any seditious words: Crimes Ordinance (Cap 200) s 10(1). No action will lie against counsel in respect of words uttered in the course of any judicial proceeding: Marrinan v Vibart [1963] 1 QB 528, [1962] 3 All ER 380 (CA). In relation to letters threatening to kill, ‘uttering’ is the intentional placing of the letter where it is likely to be seen and read by the person to whom it is directed or be found by someone who is likely to convey it to such a person: R v Jones (1851) 5 Cox CC 226. See also Forgery. 1.使某東西作為真品而流通或嘗試使該東西作為真品而流通：Selby v DPP [1972] AC 515, [1971] 3 All ER 810（上議院）。舉例說，任何人提供、行使、處置或混用任何登記冊、記項、核證副本或證明書（法律許可或規定在香港備存），而知道其屬虛假者，即屬犯罪：《刑事罪行條例》（第200章）第88條。 發表 2.說話或宣布。舉例說，任何人發表煽動文字，即屬犯罪：《刑事罪行條例》（第200章）第10(1)條。就任何司法程序的過程中發表的文字而言，不可提出法律程序針對代表律師：Marrinan v Vibart [1963] 1 QB 528, [1962] 3 All ER 380（英國上訴法院）。有關威脅殺人信件，「發表」指將信件蓄意放置在某個地方，使該信件所寄給的人相當可能會在該地方看到及閱讀該信件，或在該地方由某人發現該信件並相當可能將該信件傳達到信件所寄給的人：R v Jones (1851) 5 Cox CC 226。另見 Forgery。adj. |
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