4- Exclusion from the place or the public establishment 5- Placing under police control 6- Confiscation 7- Deportation of a foreigner from the country Article 66 Any judgment bearing a criminal penalty shall require automatically and by force of the law the deprivation of the convicted person from all the following rights and privileges: 1- Being in charge of a public office or work as a contractor for the State. 2- Becoming a member of the legislative, consultative and municipal councils, boards of directors committees, public establishments, joint-stock companies, associations, private establishments and mutual associations, being in charge of the administration of any of them or participating in the election of their members. 3- Being in charge, custodianship, guardianship and agency for minors and persons considered as such. 4- Wearing decorations ribbons and medals whether national or foreign. 5- Carrying weapons. The period of prohibition shall be three years from the date of the completion of the penalty or its earlier termination Article 67 If the convicted condemned to a criminal penalty enjoys, when the judgment becomes enforceable, one of the rights stated in the preceding Article, he shall be prevented from such rights with immediate effect. If he does not enjoy such rights, he loses the capacity of enjoying them thereof. Article 68 In any judgment whereby a criminal penalty is imposed against a person exercising a self-employed profession organized by law, and which requires the obtaining of a license, an offence perpetrated during the exercise of the activities of the said profession or caused by it and including any violations of the obligations set by the law or the conventional ethics of the profession, the judge may decide to bar the convicted person from exercising his profession for a period not exceeding ten years. If the judgment imposes imprisonment for a term exceeding seven years, the judge shall decide whether to bar the convicted person from exercising his profession for a period equal to the imposed term of imprisonment. Article 69 The court may, when passing a judgment for an offence with a misdemeanor penalty, decide to prohibit the convicted person from any of the rights or privileges provided under Article 66 hereof, for a period not less than one year and not exceeding three years as of the date of the completion of the penalty or its earlier termination Article 70 The Court shall, when passing a judgment against a public officer receiving a misdemeanor penalty in one of the offences provided for under chapters one, two and three of part three of book two hereof, decide to order his dismissal for a period not less than one year and not exceeding three years as of the date of the completion of the penalty or its earlier termination.