Title, Canon

 1   20,978 |           only as a penalty for an~offense.~ ~
 2   24,1078|    tribunal of the place where the offense was perpetrated.~
 3   25,1212|             unless by answering an offense committed by that~party
 4   25,1245|            free from every kind of offense and pertinent to the case~
 5   27,1401|            wounds inflicted by~the offense may receive a cure and to
 6   27,1402|       trial, and the proofs of the offense~are certain, the offense
 7   27,1402|           offense~are certain, the offense can be punished by an extra-judicial~
 8   27,1403|      repentance, has confessed his offense to the hierarch in~the external
 9   27,1403|       cannot~do this when it is an offense which carries a penalty
10   27,1405|           common law for a~certain offense, but this shall not be done
11   27,1407|         penalty, the nature of the offense permits it, the penalty
12   27,1407|         advance to desist from the offense, with adequate time given
13   27,1407|          to have desisted from~the offense who has sincerely repented
14   27,1409|           him who~has committed an offense for the first time, after
15   27,1409|         party has not repeated the offense within~the time set by the
16   27,1409|         penal action for~the prior offense. 2. If the penalty is indeterminate
17   27,1412|           law is changed after the~offense was committed, the law more
18   27,1413|     however, who have committed~an offense between their fourteenth
19   27,1415|          long as~there is still an offense. Guided by his prudence,
20   27,1416|                 Canon 1416~When an offense was committed by a recidivist,
21   27,1417|     conspire together to commit an offense, and accomplices are not
22   27,1418|          who in order to commit an offense did something, or~failed
23   27,1418|    intention, did not complete the offense, is not held by the penalty~
24   27,1418|    established for the consummated offense, unless the law or the~precept
25   27,1418|            to the execution of the offense,~the perpetrator is to be
26   27,1418|         prescribed for a completed offense. 3. One who spontaneously~
27   27,1418|          execution of an initiated offense is free~of any penalty if
28   27,1445|       cleric. If,however, the same offense was committed against a
29   27,1447| excommunication, especially if the offense was committed against~a
30   27,1453|  deposition, if he persists in the offense. 2. A cleric who~attempts
31   27,1454|      falsely accused someone of an offense, is to be punished with
32   28,1468|         receives information of an offense,~which at least seems to
33   28,1469|        hear the one accused of the offense~and the promoter of justice
34   28,1471|           not bound to confess the offense and cannot be asked to take
35   28,1482|            clearly~proven that the offense was not perpetrated by the
36   28,1483|       damages sustained due to the offense. 2. The~intervention of