CRIMINAL CODE [CAP. 9. 11 any other person, not employed on duty nor specially authorized by the Minister responsible for the prisons, to have access to him. (2) No term of solitary confinement shall exceed ten continuous days. Duration of each term of solitary confinement. (3) More terms of solitary confinement may only be applied with an interval of two months between one term and another. Rules to be observed. (4) Nevertheless, solitary confinement may be applied during those intervals in case of any infringement of the prison regulations, or for any other offence committed during the said intervals, provided that the terms be of short duration and that they shall not together exceed fifteen days in any one interval. (5) Where the law prescribes the punishment of solitary confinement and does not specify the particular number of terms, it shall not be lawful to inflict more than twelve terms of solitary confinement. (6) The punishment of solitary confinement is applied in the cases prescribed by law. (7) Before awarding the punishment of solitary confinement the court shall satisfy itself, if necessary by medical evidence, which may include a medical examination of the person convicted, that the person convicted is fit to undergo the said punishment. (8) Where, in the course of the execution of the punishment of solitary confinement, the medical officer of the prison certifies in w r i t i n g t h a t t h e p r i s o n e r i s n o l o n g e r f i t t o u n d e rg o s u c h punishment, the execution of that punishment shall be suspended until such time as the prisoner is again certified to be medically fit to undergo such punishment. 10. (1) Interdiction is either general or special. Interdiction. Amended by: XI. 1900.3; VIII.1909.1; VI. 1947.3. (2) General interdiction disqualifies the person sentenced for any public office or employment, generally. General interdiction. (3) Special interdiction disqualifies the person sentenced from holding some particular public office or employment, or from the exercise of a particular profession, art, trade, or right, according to the law in each particular case. Special interdiction. (4) time. Duration of interdiction. Either kind of interdiction may be for life or for a stated (5) Temporary interdiction shall be for a time not exceeding five years, except where the law especially prescribes a longer time. (6) Interdiction, whether for life or for a stated time, may, upon the application of the person sentenced to such punishment and on good grounds being shown to the satisfaction of the court by which the sentence was awarded, be discontinued at any time by order of the said court.