1°) procures any means to be used for the offence, such as weapons, tools or information; 2°) directly or indirectly aids or assists the offender in the acts that achieve or prepare it. Article 31: Any accomplice to a felony or a misdemeanor or an attempt is also an accomplice to any offense whose commission or attempt was a foreseeable consequence of the complicity. Article 32: Any accomplice to a felony, misdemeanor or attempted felony shall be subject to the same penalties and security measures as the actual perpetrator of the felony, misdemeanor or attempted felony. TITLE III: PENALTIES AND SECURITY MEASURES CHAPTER 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 33: All offenses are punishable by the penalties and security measures provided for by law when the criminal reliability of the accused or the defendant is judicially established. Article 34: In the event of a combination of aggravating and mitigating circumstances, the maximum and minimum penalties incurred shall be fixed taking into account successively: 1°) the aggravating circumstances inherent to the commission of the offence 2°) aggravating circumstances inherent to the personal character of the offender; 3°) mitigating excuses inherent to the commission of the offence; 4°) mitigating circumstances inherent to the personal character of the offender; 5°) the fact that the offender is a recidivist. If the mitigating circumstances are granted, the sentence is then pronounced in accordance with articles 114, 115 and 116. Article 35: Sentences and security measures pronounced within the limits set or authorized by the law must take into account the circumstances of the offence, the danger it poses to public order, the personality of the convicted person and his possibilities of rehabilitation. Any accomplice to an offence shall be punished for his or her own act, according to the degree of participation, culpability and the danger posed by his or her act and person. No security measure, with the exception of confiscation as a police measure, may be ordered without the judge who pronounces it having previously established, by reasoned decision, that the person concerned is socially dangerous. Article 36: The main penalties are: 1°) imprisonment, either for life or for up to 20 years; 2°) a fine 3°) community service.