Title III — Offences Against the State and Public Order

This title defines offences against sovereign authority, the administration of justice, and public order.

Article	Title	Description
Art. 15	Falsification of the Great Seal and State Instruments	Pursuant to Article 40(4) of the Fundamental Laws, the falsification of the Great Seal and other instruments of State authentication constitutes a grave offence under this Article.
Art. 16	Misuse of Sovereign Insignia	Any person who, without authorisation, uses, reproduces, distorts, or publicly displays the Coat of Arms, the national flag, or any other sovereign symbol of the State of the Kaharagians commits an offence.
Art. 17	Impersonation of State Officials or Organs	Any person who falsely represents themselves as a Kaharagian official, judge, agent, or organ of State, or as a person acting under the authority of the State, commits an offence.
Art. 18	Fraud Against State Registers	Any person who knowingly provides false information, forged documents, or materially misleading declarations for the purpose of procuring an entry, amendment, or deletion in any State register commits an offence.

Article	Title	Description
Art. 19	Perjury and False Evidence	Any person who, having taken an oath or made a solemn affirmation before a Kaharagian tribunal or in Kaharagian proceedings, knowingly gives false testimony on a material matter commits an offence.
Art. 20	Obstruction of Justice and Contempt	Any person who interferes with or obstructs the administration of justice in the State of the Kaharagians commits an offence. Obstruction includes, but is not limited to:.

Article	Title	Description
Art. 21	Corruption and Abuse of Office	Active corruption. Any person who offers, promises, or gives, directly or through an intermediary, an improper advantage of any kind to a public officer, or to a third party at the direction or for the benefit of a public officer, in...
Art. 22	Breach of Official Duty and Misuse of Confidential Information	Any public officer who wilfully or through gross negligence breaches the duties of office, causing or creating a material risk of harm to the State or to any person, commits an offence.