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Section 358 

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1.  A civil servant who intentionally requests assistance from the armed forces in order to prevent the 
implementation of statutory regulations, of lawful orders issued by the public authorities, or of 
judgments or warrants, shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding six years or a fine 
of the fourth category. 
2.   If such implementation is thus prevented, the offender shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not 
exceeding nine years or a fine of the fifth category. 
Section 358bis [Repealed as of 16-01-1980] 
 
Section 358ter [Repealed as of 16-01-1980] 
 
Section 358quater [Repealed as of 16-01-1980] 
 
Section 359 
A civil servant or any other person charged, either on a permanent or temporary basis, with any public 
duties, who intentionally embezzles money or monetary instruments which he has in his possession by 
virtue of his office, or allows another person to remove or embezzle such, or assists that other person 
in such act as an accomplice, shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding six years or a 
fine of the fifth category. 
Section 360 
A civil servant or any other person charged, either on a permanent or temporary basis, with any public 
duties, who intentionally makes false entries in books or registers intended solely for the auditing of 
records, or who falsifies such books or registers, shall be liable to a term of imprisonment not 
exceeding three years or a fine of the fifth category.