Article 103 — Compulsory Labour with Deduction of Wages to the

Benefit of the State. (1) Where the crime is of minor importance and is punishable with simple imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, the Court may, if the criminal is healthy and is not a danger to society, sentence him to compulsory labour without any restriction of personal liberty subject however to supervision. This penalty may extend from one day to six months. (2) The criminal shall serve his sentence of compulsory labour at the place where he normally works or is employed or in a public establishment or on public works. An amount not exceeding one third of the criminal's wages or profits shall be deducted and forfeited to the State. (3) The amount to be deducted, the place where the sentence is to be served, and the period thereof and the nature of the supervision shall be stated in the judgment.