Article 9 Any person who aids and abets another person to commit a terrorist crime shall be sentenced to not less than three years' and not more than five years' imprisonment. Article 10 Any person who knowingly conceals or destroys objects, property, weapons or instruments obtained, used or intended to be used in terrorist crimes, shall be sentenced to life imprisonment or imprisonment for not less than fifteen years. Article 11 Any person who assaults any person(s) entrusted with enforcing the present Law, resists such person(s) by using force, violence or threat during the performance of their duties or by reason thereof, shall be sentenced to not less than five years' and not more than fifteen years' imprisonment. The sentence shall be life imprisonment if the assault or resistance causes permanent disability or if the offender carries weapons or kidnaps or detains any of the persons entrusted with enforcing the provisions of the present Law or their spouse, any of their ascendants, or descendants. Should the assault or resistance result in the death of a person, the sentence shall be the death penalty. Article 12 Anyone who knowingly enables, by whatever means, any person arrested for a terrorist crime to escape, shall be sentenced to not less than ten years' and not more than fifteen years' imprisonment. Article 13 In addition to the prescribed sentences, one or more of the following measures may be applied in the cases set out in the present Law: 1. Prohibition of residence in a designated place or specified area. 1. Restriction of residence to a certain place. 1. Prohibition from frequenting designated places or premises. In all cases, the duration of such measures shall not exceed five years. Any person violating the terms of such measures shall be sentenced to a period of imprisonment not exceeding one year. Article 14 If any of the perpetrators voluntarily informs the authorities the planned crime before it has been committed, shall be exempted from the punishments set forth in the present Law.