§ 2. The provisions of Articles 101 through 103 shall not be applied either to the intentional offence of:himicide, inflicting serious bodily harm, causing serious detriment to health or deprivation of liberty connected with particular torture, perpetrated by a public official in connection with the performance of official duties. Chapter XII. Expunction of the sentence Article 106. From the moment of its expunction, the sentence is considered non-existent; the record of the sentence is deleted from the register of sentenced persons. Article 107. § 1. In the event of sentencing to the penalty of deprivation of liberty as specified in Article 32 section 3 or the penalty of deprivation of liberty for 25 years, the expunction of the sentence shall take place by virtue of law, after the expiration of 10 years from the execution or remission or from the time its execution is barred by the statute of limitation. § 2. The court may on a motion of the sentenced person, order the expunction of the sentence after the expiration of 5 years, if the sentenced person during this period has respected the legal order, and the imposed penalty of deprivation of liberty did not exceed 3 years. § 3. In the event of sentencing to a penalty of deprivation of liberty for life, the expunction of the sentence shall take place by virtue of law, after the expiration of 10 years from the execution or remission or from the time its execution is barred by the statute of limitation. § 4. In the event of sentencing to a fine or a penalty of restriction of liberty, the expunction of the sentence shall take place by virtue of law, after the expiration of 5 years from the execution or remission 38

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