two to five years, without prejudice to the more severe penalties; if there is a place in reason of the kind and in circumstances of violence if the beggar or vagrant that has attempted to exercise or exercises violence was, in addition, in one of the circumstances expressed in article 244, he will be punished by a prison sentence of five to ten years. ART.246.- Any beggar or vagrant is necessarily condemned to the prohibition of stay in the conditions and subject to the reservations set out by article 35 and following of the present code, 51 Section 6: Offenses committed by all means of public dissemination. ART.247.- are considered as means of public dissemination, broadcasting, television, the cinema, the press, the display, the exposure, the distribution of writings or images of all kinds, the speech, singing, shouting or threats uttered in the workplace or public meetings and generally all technical processes intended to reach the public. er Paragraph 1: Provocation to crimes and offenses. ART.248.- will be punished as an accomplice of a qualified action crime or offense, those, who, by one of the means referred to in article 247, will have directly caused the author or authors to commit their action, if the provocation was followed by effect. This provision will be legally applicable when the provocation will have been followed by no effect. ART.249.- those who by, one of the ways set forth in article 247 will have directly caused, either a crime, is a criminal offense, will be punished in the case where this provocation will not been followed by effect, of one year to five years of imprisonment and of 15,000 to 300,000 francs of fine. ART.250.- Any provocation by one of the means set forth in article 247 addressed to the military, gendarmes in the designed to deflect them from their military duties and obedience that they owe it to their heads in everything they their control for