and humanitarian titles which may be accepted freely.
III. By compromising themselves in any way before ministers of any religious creed or before any other person not to observe the present Constitution, or the laws arising thereunder.
Art. 38. The rights or prerogatives of citizenship shall be suspended for the following reasons:
I. Through failure to comply, without sufficient cause, with any of the obligations imposed by Article 36. This suspension shall last for one year and shall be in addition to any other penalties prescribed by law for the same offense.
II. Through being subjected to criminal prosecution for an offense punishable with imprisonment, such suspension to be reckoned from the date of the formal order of commitment.
III. Throughout the term of imprisonment.
IV. Through vagrancy or habitual drunkenness, declared in the manner provided by law.
V. Through being a fugitive from justice, the suspension to be reckoned from the date of the order of arrest until the prescription of the criminal action.
VI. Through any final sentence which shall decree as a penalty such suspension.
The law shall determine the cases in which civic rights may be lost or suspended and the manner in which they may be regained.
