Enacted parts

ARTICLE 221-9
Natural persons convicted of the offences set out under Section 1 of the present chapter also incur the following
additional penalties:
1° prohibition of civic, civil and family rights, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-26;
2° prohibition to hold public office, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-27;
3° confiscation set out under article 131-21;
4° area banishment, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-31.
ARTICLE 221-9-1
(Inserted by Act no. 1998-468 of 17 June 1998 Article 2 Official Journal of 18 June 1998)
Natural persons guilty of murder or assassination preceded by or accompanied by rape, torture or acts of barbarity
are also liable to socio-judicial probation in the manner set out under articles 131-36-1 to 131-36-8.
ARTICLE 221-11
Any alien convicted of any of the offences set out under section 1 of the present Chapter may be banished from
French territory either permanently or for a maximum period of ten years, pursuant to the conditions set out under article
131-10.
ARTICLE 221-10
Natural persons convicted of the offences set out under section 2 of the present chapter also incur the additional
penalty of public display or dissemination of the decision as set out under article 131-35.
CHAPTER II
OFFENCES AGAINST THE OR PHYSICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL
INTEGRITY OF THE PERSON
Articles 222-1 to 222-51
SECTION I
WILFUL OFFENCES AGAINST THE PHYSICAL INTEGRITY OF THE
PERSON
Articles 222-1 to
222-18-2
Paragraph 1
Torture and acts of barbarity
Articles 222-1 to
222-6-2
ARTICLE 222-1
The subjection of a person to torture or to acts of barbarity is punished by fifteen years' criminal imprisonment.
The first two paragraphs of article 132-23 governing the safety period are applicable to the offence set out under the
present article.