public place
A place to which the public has access. The main offences relating to public places are: (1) being found drunk or being drunk and disorderly in a public place; (2) carrying a firearm, offensive weapon, or bladed article in a public place; (3) soliciting in a public place; and (4) displaying support for a proscribed organization in a public place. See also offences against public order.

• conference
• confession
• confession
• confidential communication
• confidential information
• confidentiality
• confiscation order
• conflict of laws
• confusion of goods
• conjugal rights
• conquest
• consanguinity
• conscience clause
• consecutive sentences
• consensus ad idem
• consent
• consent mechanism
• conservation area
• consideration
• consistory court
• Consolidated Criminal Practice Direction
• Consolidated Fund
• consolidating statute
• consolidation of actions
• consolidation of mortgages