Definition
(1) If the act of intentional killing is committed:
a) With premeditation,
b) Brutally or through torment;
c) By causing fire, flood, destruction, sinking, bombing or by using nuclear,
biological or chemical weapons;
d) Against a direct ascendant, direct descendant, spouse or sibling;
e) Against a child or against somebody who cannot protect himself physically or
mentally;
f) Against a pregnant woman, in knowledge of such pregancy;
g) Against a person because of the public service he performs ;
h) In order to conceal an offence, destroy evidence, facilitate the
commission of another offence or prevent apprehension;
i) (Added on 29 June 2005 – By Article 9 of the Law no. 5377) Out of frustration
for not being able to commit another offence;
j) With the motive of a blood feud;
k) With the motive of tradition
the offender shall be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment.