Part 10 Juvenile Delinquent Articles 64 through 73 were superseded by virtue of law no. 31/1974 as issued concerning Juveniles. Part 11 Remission of Sentence and Comprehensive Remission Article 74 Remission of sentence necessitates abating the whole or part of the penalty or replacing it by a lighter legally prescribed penalty. Collateral penalties, and also the other criminal effects resulting from the condemning ruling shall not abate unless otherwise prescribed in the remission order. Article 75 If the sentence of remission is issued replacing the penalty by a lighter one, the sentence of death shall be replaced by a permanent hard labor. If remission is granted to a convict sentenced to permanent hard labor, or his penalty is mutated, he shall inevitably be placed under police surveillance for a period of five years. Article 76 A remission or mutation of the penalty, if it is one of the penalties, prescribed for felonies, shall not include deprivation from the rights and privileges prescribed in clauses 1, 2, 5, and 6 of Article 25 of the present law. This shall all apply unless otherwise prescribed in the remission. BOOK TWO Felonies And Misdemeanors Prejudicial to the Public Interest and Their Penalties Part 1 Felonies And Misdemeanors harmful to the Government's Security from a Source Abroad