Sibling terms:
- Taking bribes (Section 331, German Criminal Code)
- Taking bribes meant as an incentive to violating one’s official duties (Section 332, German Criminal Code)
- Giving bribes (Section 333, German Criminal Code)
- Giving bribes as an incentive to the recipient’s violating his official duties (Section 334, German Criminal Code)
- Aggravated cases (Section 335, German Criminal Code)
- Omission of an official act (Section 336, German Criminal Code)
- Arbitration fees (Section 337, German Criminal Code)
- Confiscatory expropriation order and extended confiscation (Section 338, German Criminal Code)
- Perverting the course of justice (Section 339, German Criminal Code)
- Sections 341 and 342 (Section 341 and 342, German Criminal Code)
- Forcing someone to make a statement (Section 343, German Criminal Code)
- Intentionally or knowingly prosecuting innocent persons (Section 344, German Criminal Code)
- Enforcing penal sanctions against innocent persons (Section 345, German Criminal Code)
- Sections 346 and 347 (Section 346 and 347, German Criminal Code)
- Making false entries in public records (Section 348, German Criminal Code)
- Sections 349 to 351 (Section 349-351, German Criminal Code)
- Demanding excessive fees (Section 352, German Criminal Code)
- Levying excessive taxes; granting reduced benefits (Section 353, German Criminal Code)
- Abuse of trust in the Foreign Service (Section 353a, German Criminal Code)
- Breach of official secrets and special duties of confidentiality (Section 353b, German Criminal Code)
- Section 353c (Section 353c, German Criminal Code)
- Unlawful disclosure of facts subjudice (Section 353d, German Criminal Code)
- Section 354 (Section 354, German Criminal Code)
- Violation of the tax secret (Section 355, German Criminal Code)
- Violating the attorney-client relationship (Section 356, German Criminal Code)
- Incitement of a subordinate to the commission of offences (Section 357, German Criminal Code)
- Ancillary measures (Section 358, German Criminal Code)