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Besides the principal punishment, a person having committed crimes or criminal contraventions may also be subject to one or some of the following ancillary punishments:

Banning the right to exercise public functions;
Confiscation of instruments committing the criminal offence and criminal offence proceeds;
Prohibition to drive;
Deprivation of decorations, honorary titles;
Deprivation of the right to practice a profession or craft;
Deprivation of the right to assume leading positions at legal entities;
Prohibition of the right to stay in one or some administrative units;
Expulsion from the territory;
Compulsion to make public the court sentence;
Loss of Parental Responsibility.

In particular cases, when the imposition of principal punishment is deemed to be inappropriate and where the law provides for imprisonment up to three years or other more lenient punishments for the committed offence, the court may decide to apply only the ancillary punishment.

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Article 30: Ancillary punishments

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Article 30: Ancillary punishments

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