XVII. chapter. Forgery and other offenses relating to visible evidence.
Article 155
Anyone who uses a forged document to deceive in legal proceedings shall be subject to imprisonment for up to 8 years. In particular, it should be considered a penalty for aggravation if the document is used as an official document, commercial paper or will.
[The same penalty applies to the use of falsified data stored in computerized form to deceive them in legal proceedings.]
If there has only been humiliation at stake, or there is a great deal of redress in other respects, especially if the perpetrator has not intended to reimburse other damage, [imprisonment for up to 1 year] may be applied 2) or fines.
XVII. chapter. Forgery and other offenses relating to visible evidence.
Article 162
Anyone who falsifies evidence or presents false evidence in order to influence the outcome of a court case shall be liable to imprisonment for up to 2 years. [If there is redress and the violation does not involve a heavier penalty by law, fines or imprisonment for up to 1 year may be imposed.]
Anyone who destroys or forfeits the rights of others, destroys evidence, escapes it or makes it unusable in whole or in part, shall be imprisoned for up to 2 years…
If a person has committed the act referred to in the first or second paragraph. may, on evidence, which may have been involved in matters relating to his guilt in a [criminal case], 2) and then that work is unpunished.
1. The Court shall have jurisdiction over the following offences against its administration of justice when committed intentionally:
(b) Presenting evidence that the party knows is false or forged;