Article 302. Coercion to testify

1. Coercion of a suspect, accused person, convicted person, acquitted person, victim or witness to give testimony or an expert or specialist to give a conclusion or testimony by means of threats, blackmail or other unlawful acts by the investigator, the person conducting the initial inquiry or another law enforcement officer or other person with the consent or acquiescence of the person concerned a varnish, person conducting an initial inquiry or other law enforcement officer shall be punished by a restriction of liberty of up to three years, or by forced labour of up to three years, or 2. The same act combined with the use of violence or bullying is punishable by two to eight years ' imprisonment. For the first time, committed with torture, the penalty shall be four to twelve years ' imprisonment, with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or to engage in certain tasks. 4. The act provided for in part three of this article, which caused the death of the victim or serious injury to his or her health by negligence, is punishable by deprivation of liberty for a term of between eight and fifteen years with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities for a period of up to twenty years.