Crimes and Penalties Law

Article 21 — Article (21)

Book One: General Provisions · Chapter Two: Spatial Application of the Law and Its Application to Persons: Article (17)

This Law shall apply to any individual who performs, outside the State, an act which causes him to be considered a perpetrator or an accomplice of one of the following crimes: 1. Crimes against the external or internal security of the State, its constitutional regime or its bonds issued under legal license, or in connection with its stamps, or crimes of falsification or counterfeiting of its official documents or seals. 2. Crimes of falsification, counterfeiting or forgery of the State's money, or circulation or possession thereof with the intention of circulating them, whether such acts are committed inside or outside the State. 3. Crimes of falsification, counterfeiting or forgery of coined or paper money which is legally circulated in the State, or crimes of circulating such coined or paper money in the State or the possession thereof with the intention circulating them. 4.Crimes of premeditated murder against a citizen of the State.

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