Parliament of New South Wales, Felons Apprehension Act (1865) N.S.W. (1865)
“ In any indictment under the last preceding section it shall be sufficient to describe the offence in the words of the said section and to allege that the person in respect of whom or whose accomplice such offence was committed was an outlaw within the meaning of this Act without alleging by what means or in what particular manner the person on trial harboured or aided or gave arms sustenance or information to the outlaw or what in particular was the aid sustenance shelter equipment information or other matter in question.Justice or officer of police may search for suspected felons. 6. ”
