Enacted parts

ARTICLE 223-19
Natural persons convicted of any of the offences set out under articles 223-10 and 223-11 shall incur, in addition to
the penalties mentioned by those articles, prohibition to work in a medical or a paramedical capacity for a maximum
period of five years. 
ARTICLE 223-20
Natural persons convicted of any of the offences set out under articles 223-1 and 223-8 also incur the additional
penalty of the public display or dissemination of the decision set out under article 131-35.
CHAPTER IV
VIOLATIONS OF PERSONAL LIBERTY
Articles 224-1 to 224-9
SECTION I
ABDUCTION AND ILLEGAL RESTRAINT
Articles 224-1 to
224-5-2
ARTICLE 224-1
(Ordinance No. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September into force 1 January 2002)
The arrest, abduction, detention or imprisonment of a person without an order from an established authority and
outside the cases provided by law is punished by twenty years' criminal imprisonment.
The first two paragraphs of article 132-23 governing the safety period are applicable to this offence.
However, where the person detained or imprisoned is voluntarily freed within seven days of his capture, the
sentence is five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000, except in the cases as set out under article 224-2.
ARTICLE 224-2
The offence set out under article 224-1 is punished by thirty years' criminal imprisonment where the victim suffers
mutilation or permanent disability wilfully caused or resulting from his conditions of detention, or from the deprivation of
food or care. 
It is punished by a criminal imprisonment for life where it is preceded or accompanied by torture or acts of barbarity
or where it is followed by the death of the victim.
The first two paragraphs of article 132-23 governing the safety period are applicable to the offences set out under
the present article.