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  1    1,    0,   15|             or error about a law, a penalty, a fact concerning oneself,
  2    1,    0,   18|           18 Laws which establish a penalty, restrict the free exercise
  3    1,    0,  171|          voice;~3/ a person under a penalty of excommunication whether
  4    1,    0,  171|         through a decree by which a penalty is imposed or declared;~
  5    1,    0,  196|    Privation from office, namely, a penalty for a delict, can be done
  6    2,    2,  415|            415 If an ecclesiastical penalty prevents a diocesan bishop
  7    4,    1,  874|           be bound by any canonical penalty legitimately imposed or
  8    4,    1,  915|    imposition or declaration of the penalty and others obstinately persevering
  9    4,    1, 1041|       declared or imposed canonical penalty.~
 10    6,    1, 1311|     substitute for or to increase a penalty.~ ~
 11    6,    1, 1312|     abolishes a law or at least the penalty, the penalty immediately
 12    6,    1, 1312|           at least the penalty, the penalty immediately ceases.~
 13    6,    1, 1313|              Can. 1314 Generally, a penalty is ferendae sententiae,
 14    6,    1, 1313|          establishes it, however, a penalty is latae sententiae, so
 15    6,    1, 1314|      strengthen with an appropriate penalty a divine law or an ecclesiastical
 16    6,    1, 1314|          law itself can determine a penalty, or its determination can
 17    6,    1, 1314|        indeterminate or facultative penalty, particular law can also
 18    6,    1, 1316|         however, cannot establish a penalty of dismissal from the clerical
 19    6,    1, 1320|         malice or negligence.~§2. A penalty established by a law or
 20    6,    1, 1322|      following are not subject to a penalty when they have violated
 21    6,    1, 1323|      violation is not exempt from a penalty, but the penalty established
 22    6,    1, 1323|             from a penalty, but the penalty established by law or precept
 23    6,    1, 1323|      negligence did not know that a penalty was attached to a law or
 24    6,    1, 1323|         bound by a latae sententiae penalty.~
 25    6,    1, 1325|          after the declaration of a penalty continues so to offend that
 26    6,    1, 1325|          accused person who, when a penalty has been established against
 27    6,    1, 1325|           have employed.~§2. If the penalty established in the cases
 28    6,    1, 1325|           latae sententiae, another penalty or a penance can be added.~
 29    6,    1, 1326|             mitigate, or increase a penalty established by the precept.~
 30    6,    1, 1327|          delict is not bound by the penalty established for a completed
 31    6,    1, 1327|             be punished with a just penalty, although one lesser than
 32    6,    1, 1328|            incur a latae sententiae penalty attached to a delict if
 33    6,    1, 1328|             been committed, and the penalty is of such a nature that
 34    6,    1, 1332|        superior who establishes the penalty;~2/ the right of residence
 35    6,    1, 1332|             person suspended if the penalty is latae sententiae.~§4.
 36    6,    1, 1333|            decree which imposes the penalty defines the extent of a
 37    6,    1, 1333| determination or limitation; such a penalty has all the eVects listed
 38    6,    1, 1337|        superior who establishes the penalty.~§2. Privation of the power
 39    6,    1, 1341|      preclude a judicial process, a penalty can be imposed or declared
 40    6,    1, 1341|      imposition or declaration of a penalty by a judge in a trial must
 41    6,    1, 1341|           who imposes or declares a penalty by extrajudicial decree
 42    6,    1, 1342|             to apply or not apply a penalty, the judge can also temper
 43    6,    1, 1342|           judge can also temper the penalty or impose a penance in its
 44    6,    1, 1343|         defer the imposition of the penalty to a more opportune time
 45    6,    1, 1343|             abstain from imposing a penalty, impose a lighter penalty,
 46    6,    1, 1343|           penalty, impose a lighter penalty, or employ a penance if
 47    6,    1, 1343|           of observing an expiatory penalty if it is the first offense
 48    6,    1, 1343|            the person is to pay the penalty due for each delict unless
 49    6,    1, 1344|           abstain from imposing any penalty if he thinks that reform
 50    6,    1, 1347|            an accusation or when no penalty is imposed, the ordinary
 51    6,    1, 1348|                      Can. 1349 If a penalty is indeterminate and the
 52    6,    1, 1349|        truly in need because of the penalty.~
 53    6,    1, 1350|      provision is expressly made, a penalty binds the offender everywhere,
 54    6,    1, 1350|          established or imposed the penalty has lapsed.~
 55    6,    1, 1351|                  Can. 1352 §1. If a penalty prohibits the reception
 56    6,    1, 1351|         undeclared latae sententiae penalty which is not notorious in
 57    6,    1, 1352|           which impose or declare a penalty, has a suspensive effect.~ ~
 58    6,    1, 1353|         from a law which includes a penalty or who can exempt from a
 59    6,    1, 1353|           precept which threatens a penalty can also remit that penalty.~§
 60    6,    1, 1353|         penalty can also remit that penalty.~§2. Moreover, a law or
 61    6,    1, 1353|         precept which establishes a penalty can also give the power
 62    6,    1, 1353|         reserved the remission of a penalty to itself or to others,
 63    6,    1, 1354|          1355 §1. Provided that the penalty has not been reserved to
 64    6,    1, 1354|        remit an imposed or declared penalty established by law:~1/ the
 65    6,    1, 1354|        trial to impose or declare a penalty or who personally or through
 66    6,    1, 1354|           circumstances.~§2. If the penalty has not been reserved to
 67    6,    1, 1354|            remit a latae sententiae penalty established by law but not
 68    6,    1, 1355|      sententiae or latae sententiae penalty established by a precept
 69    6,    1, 1355|      offender is present;~2/ if the penalty has been imposed or declared,
 70    6,    1, 1355|            to impose or declare the penalty or who personally or through
 71    6,    1, 1356|             the penitent, under the penalty of reincidence, the obligation
 72    6,    1, 1359|             1360 The remission of a penalty extorted by grave fear is
 73    6,    1, 1362| extinguishes an action to execute a penalty if the offender is not notified
 74    6,    1, 1362|            the same is valid if the penalty was imposed by extrajudicial
 75    6,    2, 1364|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 76    6,    2, 1365|             a censure or other just penalty.~
 77    6,    2, 1366|            be punished with another penalty, not excluding dismissal
 78    6,    2, 1367|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 79    6,    2, 1368|             be punished with a just penalty.~ ~
 80    6,    2, 1369|             he is a cleric, another penalty, not excluding dismissal
 81    6,    2, 1369|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 82    6,    2, 1370|             be punished with a just penalty:~1/ in addition to the case
 83    6,    2, 1373|             be punished with a just penalty; however, a person who promotes
 84    6,    2, 1374|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 85    6,    2, 1375|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 86    6,    2, 1376|             be punished with a just penalty.~ ~
 87    6,    2, 1377|            incur a latae sententiae penalty of interdict or, if a cleric,
 88    6,    2, 1377|          cleric, a latae sententiae penalty of suspension:~1/ a person
 89    6,    2, 1378|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 90    6,    2, 1380|             be punished with a just penalty.~§2. Illegitimate retention
 91    6,    2, 1383|             be punished with a just penalty.~
 92    6,    2, 1384|             censure or another just penalty.~
 93    6,    2, 1385|             be punished with a just penalty; likewise, the one who accepts
 94    6,    2, 1387|             be punished with a just penalty, not excluding excommunication.~
 95    6,    2, 1388|             already established the penalty for this abuse.~§2. A person
 96    6,    2, 1388|             be punished with a just penalty.~ ~
 97    6,    2, 1389|             be punished with a just penalty, not excluding a censure.~§
 98    6,    2, 1390|             be punished with a just penalty according to the gravity
 99    6,    2, 1392|            obligations imposed by a penalty can be punished with a just
100    6,    2, 1392|             be punished with a just penalty.~
101    6,    2, 1395|            to be punished by a just penalty, not excluding, after a
102    6,    2, 1398|           can be punished by a just penalty only when the special gravity
103    7,    1, 1399|      imposition or declaration of a penalty for delicts.~§2. Nevertheless,
104    7,    1, 1424|        delicts which can entail the penalty of dismissal from the clerical
105    7,    2, 1598|          and their advocates, under penalty of nullity, to inspect at
106    7,    4, 1718|             to inflict or declare a penalty can be initiated;~2/ whether,
107    7,    4, 1727|            accused only because the penalty was facultative or because