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 1    1,    0,  196|           namely, a penalty for a delict, can be done only according
 2    4,    1, 1041|      person who has committed the delict of apostasy, heresy, or
 3    4,    1, 1044|        person who has committed a delict mentioned in can. 1041,
 4    4,    1, 1044|           can. 1041, n. 2, if the delict is public;~3/ a person who
 5    4,    1, 1044|        person who has committed a delict mentioned in can. 1041,
 6    4,    1, 1047|         the irregularity from the delict mentioned in can. 1041,
 7    6,    1, 1312|          a law is changed after a delict has been committed, the
 8    6,    1, 1313|      incurred ipso facto when the delict is committed.~
 9    6,    1, 1314|         by universal law for some delict; however, this is not to
10    6,    1, 1321|   considered to be incapable of a delict, even if they violated a
11    6,    1, 1323|      employed in its place if the delict was committed:~1/ by a person
12    6,    1, 1323|        grave inconvenience if the delict is intrinsically evil or
13    6,    1, 1323|       diminishes the gravity of a delict.~§3. In the circumstances
14    6,    1, 1324|       order to commit or excuse a delict, nor can passion which is
15    6,    1, 1325|     office in order to commit the delict;~3/ an accused person who,
16    6,    1, 1325|        been established against a delict based on negligence, foresaw
17    6,    1, 1327|    something in order to commit a delict and yet, contrary to his
18    6,    1, 1327|        intent, did not commit the delict is not bound by the penalty
19    6,    1, 1327|       established for a completed delict unless the law or precept
20    6,    1, 1327|           to the execution of the delict, however, their perpetrator
21    6,    1, 1327|      ceased from carrying out the delict which had been initiated.
22    6,    1, 1327|       established for a completed delict.~
23    6,    1, 1328|     conspire together to commit a delict and are not expressly named
24    6,    1, 1328|  sententiae penalty attached to a delict if without their assistance
25    6,    1, 1328|      without their assistance the delict would not have been committed,
26    6,    1, 1329|                       Can. 1330 A delict which consists in a declaration
27    6,    1, 1338|          occasion of committing a delict or upon whom, after investigation,
28    6,    1, 1338|   suspicion of having committed a delict has fallen.~§2. He can also
29    6,    1, 1343|          the penalty due for each delict unless in the interim the
30    6,    1, 1343|         has elapsed for the first delict.~
31    6,    1, 1344|           reason or committed the delict from fear, necessity, the
32    6,    1, 1346|         has truly repented of the delict and has also made suitable
33    6,    1, 1361|         from the day on which the delict was committed or, if the
34    6,    1, 1361|          was committed or, if the delict is continuous or habitual,
35    6,    2, 1369|   according to the gravity of the delict.~§2. A person who does this
36    6,    2, 1377|   according to the gravity of the delict.~
37    6,    2, 1386|   according to the gravity of the delict, by suspension, prohibitions,
38    6,    2, 1387|   according to the gravity of the delict.~§2. An interpreter and
39    6,    2, 1389|      superior a confessor for the delict mentioned in can. 1387 incurs
40    6,    2, 1389|      calumnious denunciation of a delict or who otherwise injures
41    6,    2, 1390|   according to the gravity of the delict:~1/ a person who produces
42    6,    2, 1391|   according to the gravity of the delict.~
43    6,    2, 1394| suspension. If he persists in the delict after a warning, other penalties
44    6,    2, 1394|          of the Decalogue, if the delict was committed by force or
45    6,    2, 1396|   according to the gravity of the delict. Homicide against the persons
46    7,    1, 1411|   tribunal of the place where the delict was committed.~
47    7,    4, 1717|         at least seems true, of a delict, he is carefully to inquire
48    7,    4, 1720|          two assessors;~3/ if the delict is certainly established
49    7,    4, 1726|        accused did not commit the delict, the judge must declare
50    7,    4, 1728|          not bound to confess the delict nor can an oath be administered
51    7,    4, 1729|      incurred personally from the delict, according to the norm of