Article 80: Replacement of the remaining portion of the sentence with a lighter penalty

1. A person serving in a disciplinary military unit, forced labour or deprivation of liberty who has compensated (in whole or in part) for the harm caused by the offence, shall be tried in accordance with his or her post Eating during the entire period of serving a sentence may replace the remaining portion of the sentence that has not been served with a lighter penalty, except in cases where the sentence of deprivation of liberty has been commuted. 2. A person may be completely or partially exempted from serving an additional sentence. may be replaced by a lighter penalty after the convicted person has actually served his or her sentence for a minor or moderate offence — at least one third of the period of time for which he or she has been deprived of his or her liberty. Punishment or not less than one fourth of the sentence when the sentence of deprivation of liberty is commuted by forced labour; serious crime not less than half of the sentence or not less than one One third of the sentence for the commutation of the sentence of imprisonment by forced labour; a particularly serious crime of at least two thirds of the sentence; crimes against sexual intercourse offences under article 210 of the present Code — not less than three quarters of the sentence; offences against sexual integrity — underage 2.1 The remaining part of the sentence may be commuted to a lighter sentence after the actual serving of the sentence. by a pregnant woman or a woman with a child under the age of four in the home of a child in a correctional institution, to be imprisoned for a minor offence 3. When the remaining part of the sentence is commuted, the court may choose any lighter penalty in accordance with the types of punishment indicated by standing at 44na. The applicable Code, within the limits laid down in this Code for each penalty, except in cases where the penalty of deprivation of liberty has been commuted by forced labour in accordance with the provisions of the present Code. 4. When considering an application by a convicted person or when submitting to the administration of an institution or body carrying out a sentence the remaining part of the sentence shall be commuted The court takes into account the convicted person ' s behaviour, his attitude to study and work during the entire period of serving the sentence, the convicted person ' s attitude to the act and the time spent by the convicted person. In respect of a convicted person suffering from a disorder of sexual preference (pedo), he or she compensated for the damage caused or otherwise compensated for the damage caused by the crime. who has committed an offence against the sexual integrity of a minor under the age of 14, The court also takes into account the application of coercive medical measures to the convicted person, his attitude to treatment and the results of forensic psychiatric examinations.