Article 69: Sentencing of offences

1. In the case of a combination of offences, the penalty shall be imposed separately for each offence committed. 2. If all crimes committed in the aggregate are offences of a small or medium nature or by preparing for a serious or particularly serious crime or by attempting to commit a serious or particularly serious crime, the final penalty shall be imposed by taking down less severe penalties. Existence of a more severe sentence or a partial or complete addition of the prescribed punishment; the final penalty may not exceed more than half the maximum term or the amount of the penalty; 3. If at least one of the crimes committed in aggregate is a serious and serious crime, the final penalty shall be: The penalty shall be imposed by way of a partial or total addition of penalties, and the final penalty of deprivation of liberty may not exceed more than one half of the maximum penalty of deprivation of liberty. 4. Additional penalties may be added to the main types of punishment when the offences are combined with the most serious of the crimes committed. additional punishment in part or in full may not exceed the maximum period or the amount prescribed for this type of punishment. 5. Under the same rules, punishment shall be imposed if, after the court has handed down a judgement in the case, it is established that the convicted person is also guilty of another offence committed before the sentence is pronounced. In this case, the final sentence shall count the sentence served on the first sentence of the court.