1. Anyone who, through gross negligence, causes the death of another person shall be punished, as guilty of manslaughter, with a prison sentence of one to four years.
If the manslaughter was committed using a motor vehicle or moped, the penalty of disqualification from driving motor vehicles and mopeds for one to six years shall also be imposed. For the purposes of this section, driving in which the presence of any of the circumstances provided for in Article 379 led to the death shall in all cases be considered gross negligence.
If the manslaughter was committed using a firearm, the penalty of disqualification from carrying or possessing firearms for one to six years shall also be imposed.
If the manslaughter was committed through professional negligence, the penalty of special disqualification from practicing the profession, trade, or office for a period of three to six years shall also be imposed.
2. Anyone who, through less serious negligence, causes the death of another shall be punished with a fine of three to eighteen months.
If the homicide was committed using a motor vehicle or moped, the penalty of disqualification from driving motor vehicles and mopeds for three to eighteen months shall also be imposed. Any negligence not classified as serious, in which the commission of any serious traffic violation, motor vehicle circulation, or road safety regulation was a determining factor in the occurrence of the act, shall in all cases be considered less serious negligence. The assessment of whether or not such a factor was a determining factor must be made in a reasoned decision.
If the homicide was committed using a firearm, the penalty of disqualification from carrying or possessing firearms for a period of three to eighteen months may also be imposed.
Except in cases where the homicide is committed using a motor vehicle or moped, the offense provided for in this section shall only be prosecuted upon complaint by the aggrieved party or their legal representative.