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Sanctions in the Church » Offenses and Penalties in General » Penal Law and Penal Precept
Canon 1319. §1 To the extent to which one can impose precepts by virtue of the power of governance in the external forum in accordance with the provisions of can. 48-58, to that extent can one also by precept threaten determined penalties, with the exception of perpetual expiatory penalties.
§2 If, after the matter has been very carefully considered, a penal precept is to be imposed, what is established in cann. 1317 and 1318 is to be observed.
§1. Quatenus quis potest vi potestatis regiminis in foro externo praecepta imponere iuxta praescripta can. 48-58, eatenus potest etiam poenas determinatas, exceptis expiatoriis perpetuis, per praeceptum comminari.
§2. Si praeceptum poenale, re mature perpensa, imponendum sit, serventur quae statuuntur in can. 1317 et 1318.
Previous Next§2 If, after the matter has been very carefully considered, a penal precept is to be imposed, what is established in cann. 1317 and 1318 is to be observed.
§1. Quatenus quis potest vi potestatis regiminis in foro externo praecepta imponere iuxta praescripta can. 48-58, eatenus potest etiam poenas determinatas, exceptis expiatoriis perpetuis, per praeceptum comminari.
§2. Si praeceptum poenale, re mature perpensa, imponendum sit, serventur quae statuuntur in can. 1317 et 1318.
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