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Structural division: BOOK I › CHAPTER II › Sub-section II
Article 60 — Concurrent Crimes.
Revised Criminal Code (English)
Article text
A person commits concurrent crimes:
a) in cases of material concurrence, when the criminal successively commits two or more similar or different crimes, whatever their nature; or
b) in cases of notional concurrence, when the same criminal act simultaneously contravenes several criminal provisions or results in crimes with various material consequences; or
c) in the case of a criminal act which, though flowing from the same criminal intention or negligence and violating the same criminal provision, causes the same harm against the rights or interests of more than one person.
Article 6
Exception: Application of the More Favourable Law.
