(1) Whosoever attempts to induce an editor or a publisher or his deputy
by means of threats to undertake, bring about or tolerate the shaping
of the intellectual content of a newspaper in violation of Sections
13 or 14 will be punished with imprisonment or fined for unlawful
interference with the press.
(2) If the unlawful interference with the press is exerted by misuse of
the dependent employee-status of the editor, then the punishment must
be not less than 3 months imprisonment.