Violation of a professional disqualification (Section 145c, German Criminal Code)

Definition

Whosoever engages in a profession, branch of profession, trade or branch of trade for himself or another or allows another to engage in it for him although he or the other are subject to a professional disqualification order shall be liable to imprisonment not exceeding one year or a fine.

Related terms:

Parent term:

CHAPTER SEVEN - OFFENCES AGAINST PUBLIC ORDER (German Criminal Code)

Sibling terms:

Burglary (Section 123, German Criminal Code)
Aggravated burglary (Section 124, German Criminal Code)
Rioting (Section 125, German Criminal Code)
Aggravated cases of rioting (Section 125a, German Criminal Code)
Breach of the public peace by threatening to commit offences (Section 126, German Criminal Code)
Forming armed groups (Section 127, German Criminal Code)
Section 128 (Section 128, German Criminal Code)
Forming criminal organisations (Section 129, German Criminal Code)
Forming terrorist organisations (Section 129a, German Criminal Code)
Criminal and terrorist organisations abroad; extended confiscation and deprivation (Section 129b, German Criminal Code)
Incitement to hatred (Section 130, German Criminal Code)
Attempting to cause the commission of offences by means of publication (Section 130a, German Criminal Code)
Dissemination of depictions of violence (Section 131, German Criminal Code)
Arrogation of public office (Section 132, German Criminal Code)
Abuse of titles, professional classifications and symbols (Section 132a, German Criminal Code)
Destruction of materials under official safekeeping (Section 133, German Criminal Code)
Defacing official notices (Section 134, German Criminal Code)
Section 135 (Section 135, German Criminal Code)
Destruction of objects under seizure or seal (Section 136, German Criminal Code)
Section 137 (Section 137, German Criminal Code)
Omission to bring planned offences to the attention of the authorities (Section 138, German Criminal Code)
Exceptions to liability (Section 139, German Criminal Code)
Rewarding and approving of offences (Section 140, German Criminal Code)
Section 141 (Section 141, German Criminal Code)
Leaving the scene of an accident without cause (Section 142, German Criminal Code)
Section 143 (Section 143, German Criminal Code)
Section 144 (Section 144, German Criminal Code)
Abuse of emergency phones; tampering with means of accident prevention and first aid (Section 145, German Criminal Code)
Violating the directions of a supervision order (Section 145a, German Criminal Code)
Section 145b (Section 145b, German Criminal Code)
Misleading the authorities about the commission of an offence (Section 145d, German Criminal Code)