Article 56. Execution of liberty for a specified period of time

1. The deprivation of liberty consists in the isolation of the convicted person from society by sending him to a settlement colony, placement in an educational colony, a correctional institution, a correctional colo The penalty of deprivation of liberty may be imposed on a convicted person who has committed a minor offence for the first time only if there is an aggravating circumstance. of the circumstances provided for in article 63 of the present Code, with the exception of the offences provided for in article 228, paragraph 1, of article 231, paragraph 1, of the present Code, or only 2. The deprivation of liberty shall be imposed for a period of two months to twenty years. 4. Except as provided for in paragraph 5 of this article, with partial or total reduction of the length of the sentence imposed on the aggregate offence 5. In the event of the commission of at least one of the offences provided for in article 14, paragraph 2, of the Convention, the maximum sentence may not exceed twenty-five years, and in the aggregate sentence may not exceed thirty years. Article 206, part four, article 210, article 210.1, part four, article 211, articles 277,278, 279, 353.356, 357, 358, 360 and 361 present On the Code, if the term of deprivation of liberty is reduced in part or in full, the maximum term of deprivation of liberty may not be more than thirty years in the case of a combination of offences, and on the basis of a combination of sentences, the maximum term of deprivation of liberty may not be more than thirty years. The penalties are more than 35 years old.