Article 61: Conditions mitigating punishment

1. Mitigating circumstances are: (a) the commission, for the first time, of a crime of a minor average gravity due to an accident; (b) the minor of the perpetrator; (c) pregnancy (d) The presence of young children in the hands of the perpetrator; (e) the commission of a crime because of difficult circumstances in life or on the grounds of compassion; (e) the commission of a crime as a result of physical torture; the commission of an offence in violation of the conditions of the necessary defence, the detention of the person who committed the offence (c) The offence, necessity, reasonable risk, execution of an order or order; (c) the wrongfulness or immorality of the victim ' s conduct which gave rise to the offence; and Perpetrators ' appearance, active contribution to the disclosure and investigation of the crime, identification and prosecution of other accomplices in the crime, search for property obtained as a result of the Prec (c) Provision of medical and other assistance to the victim immediately after the commission of the crime, voluntary compensation for property damage and moral damage caused as a result of the commission of the offence; 2. The imposition of a sentence may be taken into account as mitigating and non-mitigating circumstances. 3. If a mitigating circumstance is provided for in the relevant article of the Special Part of this Code as a sign of an offence, it shall not per se sweat Orno is taken into account in sentencing.