Article 323.- Passing information to or voluntarily working for the enemy when captured as prisoners of war 1. Those who, when captured as prisoners of war by the enemy, pass information on military secrets to or voluntarily work for the enemy, shall be sentenced to between one year and seven years of imprisonment. 2. Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between seven years and fifteen years of imprisonment: a) The offenders are commanders or officers; b) The offenders cruelly treat other prisoners of war; c) Serious or very serious consequences are caused. 3. Committing the crime and causing particularly serious consequences, the offenders shall be sentenced to between fifteen years and twenty years of imprisonment or life imprisonment. Article 324.- Abandoning combat positions 1. Those who abandon their combat positions or fail to discharge their duties in combat shall be sentenced to between five years and twelve years of imprisonment. 2. Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between ten years and twenty years of imprisonment: a) The offenders are commanders or officers; b) The offenders abandon weapons, technical means or important documents; c) The offenders drag other persons into committing the crime; d) Serious or very serious consequences are caused. 3. Committing the crime and causing particularly serious consequences, the offenders shall be sentenced to twenty years of imprisonment or life imprisonment. Article 325.- Desertion 1. Those who desert the army with a view to evading their duties, have been disciplined for such act but continue to commit it or cause serious consequences or commit it in the time of war, shall be subject to non-custodial reform for up to three years or a prison term of between six months and five years. 2. Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between three years and eight years of imprisonment: