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Imposed in its upper half. Section 171.1 of the Criminal Code 4. Blackmail Within this type there are two differentiated modalities: Basic type Disclosure of the commission of crimes Basic type Demanding an amount or reward from another under the threat of revealing or disseminating facts regarding his or her private life or family relationships that are not publicly known and may affect his or her fame, credit or interest is punishable. To clarify concepts, we understand reward to not necessarily mean payment or compensation in cash, but rather it can refer to benefits, advantages, benefits or privileges that may or may not be assessed with precision in their quantum, but that are lucrative for the person who receives them. The expected penalty is imprisonment of 2 to 4 years if delivery of all or part of what was demanded has been achieved. If what is required is not achieved, the prison sentence is 4 months to 2 years.
If someone demands from another an amount or reward under the threat of revealing or disseminating facts regarding his or her private life or family relationships that are not publicly known and may affect his or her fame, credit or interest, he or she will be punished with imprisonment. from two to four years, if he has managed to deliver all or part of what was required, and from four months to two years, if he has not DM Databases achieved it. Section 171.2 of the Criminal Code Disclosure of the commission of crimes The modality of blackmail is provided for when it consists of the threat of revealing or reporting the commission of a crime . The action must always be related to the threat of revealing a fact that must be an infraction committed within the framework of the private life or family relationships of the threatened person. Regarding the sentence, the Prosecutor's Office could refrain from prosecuting and the judge or court could reduce the sentence by one or two degrees.
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If the fact described in the previous section consists of a threat to reveal or report the commission of a crime, the prosecutor's office may, to facilitate the punishment of the threat, refrain from prosecuting the crime whose disclosure was threatened, unless This is punishable by a prison sentence of more than two years. In the latter case, the judge or court may reduce the sanction by one or two degrees. Section 171.3 of the Penal Code 5. Minor threats considered a minor crime We have to distinguish different modalities: Gender violence . Domestic violence . Other minor threats. Gender violence The expected penalty is imprisonment from 6 months to 1 year or work for the benefit of the community from 31 to 80 days and, in any case, deprivation of the right to possess and carry weapons from 1 year and 1 day to 3 years; If the judge or court deems it necessary in the interest of the minor or the person with a disability, special disqualification for the exercise of parental authority, guardianship, conservatorship, custody or foster care for up to 5 years.
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