Title, Canon

 1    1,25  |     justice and, mindful~of the precept of the Lord, to assist the
 2   27,1406|         moderation, threaten by~precept determinate penalties, with
 3   27,1406|         even these penalties by precept with the consent of the
 4   27,1406|        is equivalent to a penal precept.~
 5   27,1412|        is bound by the law or a precept is also subject to~the penalty
 6   27,1414| violated a~penal law or a penal precept, either by deliberate action
 7   27,1414|         ignorance of the law or precept. 2. Once the external~violation
 8   27,1414|         of a penal law or penal precept has occurred, it is~presumed
 9   27,1414|     presumed~only if the law or precept is violated again after
10   27,1415|   penalty established in law or precept, as long as~there is still
11   27,1416|     than foreseen in the law or precept, not excluding the penalties
12   27,1417|         mentioned in the law or precept, they~can be punished with
13   27,1418|  offense, unless the law or the~precept provides otherwise. 2. If,
14   27,1419|     exempt someone~from a penal precept, can also remit the penalty
15   27,1419|       virtue of the same law or precept. 2. In addition, the power
16   27,1419|      others by the law or~penal precept.~
17   27,1420|       particular law or a penal~precept, unless the particular law
18   27,1464|      been established in law or precept for such an~abuse. 2. One,
19   29,1514|         An individual decree or precept ceases to~have force also
20   29,1514|         been issued; a singular precept ceases on the termination