SS.361 .- anyone who will by any means whatsoever made a slanderous denunciation against one or more individuals, to police officers or of administrative justice or judicial, or any other authority having the power to follow or enter the competent authority, or even the superiors or employers of the denounced, will be punished by a prison term of six months to five years and a fine of 30,000 to 200,000 francs. The court may also order the insertion of the judgment, in full or by extracts, in one or more newspapers and at the expense of the condemned. 74 If the fact denounced is likely to disciplinary or criminal sanctions, prosecution may be initiated under this article , either after trial or judgment of acquittal or relaxed, either after order or judgment on the non-place, either after classification of the denunciation by the magistrate, civil servant, superior authority or employer responsible for giving him the result that it was likely to contain. The court seised by virtue of this article shall be held to stay proceedings if proceedings concerning the fact denounced are pending. ART.362.- The doctors, surgeons, as well as pharmacists, the midwives and all other persons depositaries, by status or by profession, or by temporary functions or permanent of the secrets that is assigned to them, which, excluding cases where the law requires or allows them to be whistleblowers, will reveal these secrets, will be punished by a prison term of one to six months and a fine of 30,000 to 200,000 francs. CHAPTER It Crimes and offenses against property Section 1 V0LS ART.363.- anyone who fraudulently subtracted from a thing which does not belong to him is guilty of theft. ART.364. - Do may give rise only to civil reparations, the subtractions committed, by husbands to the injury of their women by women to the injury of their husband , by a widower or a widow as to the things which had owned to the deceased spouse, by fathers and mothers or other ascendants to the injury of their children or other ascendants.

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