The suspension of sentence does not extend to the payment of damages.
Nor does it extend to the incapacities, prohibitions and disqualifications resulting from the conviction.
However, these incapacities, prohibitions and disqualifications will cease to have effect from the day on which, by application of the provisions of Article 132-35 of the Criminal Code, the conviction will have been deemed null and void. This provision does not apply to the socio-judicial supervision provided for in Article 131-36-1 of the Penal Code or to the prohibition from exercising a professional or voluntary activity involving habitual contact with minors. Incapacities, prohibitions and disqualifications imposed as an additional penalty cease to have effect at the end of a period of forty years from the date on which the conviction was deemed to have been rendered null and void.
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