Canon

 1 18 |           pronounce nor execute a sentence of death. Nor may they act
 2 18 |         No cleric may pronounce a sentence of death, or execute such
 3 18 |          death, or execute such a sentence, or be present at its execution.
 4 18 |           the execution of such a sentence. Wherefore, in the chanceries
 5 30 |      effectively observed, such a sentence of suspension may by no
 6 35 |      grounds for an appeal before sentence, must make those grounds
 7 35 |          to a higher judge before sentence is pronounced, but shall
 8 36 |          from whose interlocutory sentence an appeal has been taken
 9 36 |        pronounced a interlocutory sentence, the execution of which
10 36 |           threat or interlocutory sentence. He can proceed with the
11 36 |           threat or interlocutory sentence (provided he be not suspected
12 47 |           the promulgation of the sentence of excommunication against
13 47 |         contrariwise, even if the sentence of excommunication is a
14 47 |   happened and he who imposed the sentence does not care to withdraw
15 47 |        action. But if against the sentence of excommunication no reasonable
16 47 | satisfaction, or let the original sentence be reimposed even for the
17 47 |         prepared to revoke such a sentence, and he on whom it was imposed
18 48 |          has been provided that a sentence of excommunication be promulgated
19 49 |             CANON 49~Summary. The sentence of excommunication is not
20 49 |        when it is agreed that the sentence of excommunication was an
21 HLD|     captors. We command that this sentence be publicly announced in