Criminal Code Warning: this is not an official translation. Under all circumstances the original text in Dutch language of the Criminal Code (Wetboek van Strafrecht) prevails

Section 28 
1.  The rights, from which the offender may be disqualified by judgment, in the cases prescribed by 
law, are:  
1°.  holding offices or certain offices; 
2°.  serving in the armed services; 
3°.  electing the members of general representative bodies and standing for election to these 
bodies; 
4°.  serving as a defence counsel or court-appointed administrator; 
5°.  practising certain professions. 
 

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2.   Members of the judiciary who have been appointed either for life or for a definite term, or other 
civil servants who have been appointed for life, shall be disqualified from holding the office for 
which they are thus appointed, only in the cases and in the manner prescribed by law. 
3.   Disqualification from the right referred to in subsection (1)(3°) may be imposed only in the case of 
a sentence 
of at least one year’s imprisonment. 
Section 29 
Disqualification from holding offices or certain offices and from serving in the armed forces, except for 
the cases defined in Book Two, may be imposed upon conviction of a serious offence involving official 
misconduct or of any serious offence in the commission of which the offender violated a specific duty 
of his office or whereby he made use of the power, opportunity or means afforded him by virtue of his 
office. 
Section 30 [Repealed as of 01-12-1905]