Article 83. Release from sentence in connection with the expiry of the statute of limitations of a court sentence

1. A person convicted of a crime shall be excused from serving a sentence if the court ' s conviction has not been carried out within the following time limits from the date on which he or she entered into legal force. Ilu: (a) two years on conviction for a minor offence; (b) six years on conviction for a medium offence; (c) ten years on conviction for a long offence; (g) fifteen years on conviction for a long offence 2. The statute of limitations shall be suspended if the convicted person avoids serving a sentence, in which case the statute of limitations shall be renewed from the moment the sentence is served. The period of limitation that expired at the time of the convicted person ' s escape from serving the sentence shall be set off. 2.1 The period of limitation shall be suspended if: In this case, the statute of limitations shall be renewed from the end of the period of suspension, except in the case of precautionary measures. 3. The question of the application of the statute of limitations to a person convicted of a crime 4. If the court does not find it possible to apply the statute of limitations, these penalties shall be commuted to deprivation of liberty for a specified period of time. Article 206, part four, article 211, paragraphs 281 to 281, 3.353, 356.357,358 and 361 (c) The present Code, as well as those convicted of offences connected with terrorist activities under articles 277 to 278 to 279 and 360 of the present Code, shall be subject to limitations. e Applicable.