and the prohibition of the right to vote and to be eligible for at least two years and five years at the most. ART.104.- those who, in any manner, will have infringed or attempts to undermine the sincerity of the ballot, violates or attempts to violate the secrecy of the vote, prevents or attempts to prevent the operations of the ballot, or who will have changed or tried to change the results will be punished by a term of imprisonment of at least one month to one year and a fine of 15,000 to 75000 francs or only one of these two penalties. The offender may in addition, be deprived of its civic rights for at least two years and five years at the most. If the guilty is administrative or judicial officer, agent or employee of the government or a public administration, or support of a department of public services, the penalty will be doubled. No prosecutions relating to facts suppressed by this section, against a candidate, may not be exercised prior to the proclamation of the ballot. Section 2 attacks to freedom ART.105.- When a public official, an agent, a servant or a member of the government, will be ordered or done a few arbitrary acts or intrusive, either to individual freedom, the civic rights of one or more citizens, either in the Constitution, he will be sentenced to a penalty of civic degradation. 23 If, however, he proves that he has acted by orders of his superiors for objects of the spring of the latter, on which it was their due to the hierarchical obedience, he will be free of 1a penalty, which will be in this case, applied only to the superior who gave the DSB re. ART.106.- If the persons alleged to have ordered or authorised the act contrary to the Constitution claim that the signature to them, their was a surprise, they will be held, to stop the act, to denounce the one they will declare author of the surprise, if not it will be pursued personally. ART.107.- The damages and interest which may be pronounced to reason of the attacks expressed in article 105, will be requested, either on the criminal