Very serious injuries: mutilations or disabling

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Injuries will be very serious when they result in bodily mutilation or disabling . In this way, the following injuries are distinguished: Loss or uselessness of an organ, major limb, or sense, whether by cutting, amputation, or otherwise rendering useless. The causation of impotence or sterility. The provocation of a serious deformity, understood as a permanent disfigurement or aesthetic alteration of the normally visible parts of the body, such as the face. Serious somatic or psychological illness. Genital mutilation. In the latter case, if the victim is a minor or a disabled person in need of special protection, a penalty of special disqualification for the exercise of parental authority, guardianship, conservatorship, custody or foster care will also be applied if the judge deems it appropriate. 1. Anyone who causes another, by any means or procedure, the loss or uselessness of a main organ or member, or of a sense, impotence, sterility, a serious deformity, or a serious somatic or mental illness, will be punished with a prison sentence of six to 12 years.

Anyone who causes genital mutilation in any of its manifestations to another will be punished with a prison sentence of six to 12 years. If the victim is a minor or a person with a disability in need of special protection, the penalty of special disqualification for the exercise of parental authority, guardianship, conservatorship, custody or foster care will be applicable for a period of four to 10 years, if the judge deems it appropriate. to the interest DM Databases of the minor or person with disabilities in need of special protection. Article 149 of the Penal Code Other serious injuries According to article 150 of the Penal Code, serious injuries are the loss or uselessness of a non-main organ or member and deformity . For these crimes, a prison sentence of three to six years is provided. Whoever causes another the loss or uselessness of a non-main organ or member, or deformity, will be punished with a prison sentence of three to six years. Article 150 of the Penal Code We can help you At Dexia Abogados we are lawyers specializing in injury crimes .



If you need an office with extensive experience in Criminal Law, contact us and find out without obligation . CONTACT US Reckless injuries The Penal Code establishes a difference between serious recklessness and less serious recklessness with regard to the crime of injury. On the other hand, slight recklessness is not punishable . Reckless injuries are crimes of consequence and their commission by omission is possible . Injuries due to serious negligence and injuries due to less serious negligence Injuries committed due to serious negligence are regulated in article 152 of the Penal Code. Depending on the risk created, a distinction is made between : Injuries of article 147.1, which impair physical or mental health that require first medical assistance and medical or surgical treatment. Injuries of article 149, which cause the loss or uselessness of a main organ or sense, sterility, impotence, genital mutilation, serious deformity or serious somatic or mental illness. Article 150 injuries, which cause the loss or uselessness of a non-main organ or limb or a deformity.