General Penal Code of Iceland No. 19, February 12 ... - Legislationline
General Penal Code of Iceland No. 19, February 12 ... - Legislationline
General Penal Code of Iceland No. 19, February 12 ... - Legislationline
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If criminal liability has expired in accordance with the above, penalties cannot be ordered<br />
on account <strong>of</strong> the act and the sanctions provided for in Articles 62 – 67 cannot be<br />
ordered. The same shall apply to confiscation <strong>of</strong> assets and deprivation <strong>of</strong> rights as<br />
provided for in para. 2, Art. 148, and para. 2, Art. 241. The time limitation relating to<br />
confiscation shall not be shorter than 5 years; however, the time limitation relating to<br />
confiscation as provided for in para. 1, clause 3, Art. 69 and in comparable special<br />
criminal provisions, shall be 10 years, if a different measure is not provided for therein.]<br />
3)<br />
1) Act 63/<strong>19</strong>98, Art. 2. 2) Act 140/<strong>19</strong>98, Art. 5. 3) Act 20/<strong>19</strong>81, Art. 6.<br />
Art. 83 [[Imprisonment] 1) or institutional commitment ordered by Judgment shall be<br />
cancelled if its enforcement has not begun within the following periods:-<br />
1. 5 years, if the penalty ordered is ? 1) imprisonment for up to 1 year, or if commitment<br />
to an institution has been ordered as provided for in Art. 65.<br />
2. 10 years, if the penalty ordered is imprisonment exceeding 1 year and up to 4 years,<br />
which shall also apply to sanctions under Articles 62, 66 and 67 ordered by Judgment.<br />
3. 15 years, if the penalty ordered is imprisonment for more than 4 years and a maximum<br />
<strong>of</strong> 8 years.<br />
4. 20 years, if a time-limited period <strong>of</strong> imprisonment is ordered for a period exceeding 8<br />
years.<br />
The above time limitation shall begin when a sentence becomes enforceable as generally<br />
provided for in Law.<br />
The period <strong>of</strong> a conditionally suspended sentence or a period during which a person is<br />
committed to [prison] 1) or other institution as provided for in another Judgment shall not<br />
be counted as a time limitation. The same applies to conditional pardon; however, time<br />
limitation shall not be extended any further than corresponding to the conditional period.<br />
A time limitation shall be severed when the enforcement <strong>of</strong> a sentence is commenced.<br />
In case a prisoner has served a part <strong>of</strong> a Judgment involving [imprisonment] 1) or<br />
commitment to an institution, having been granted release on probation or conditional<br />
pardon and a decision is taken to have him/her serve the remainder <strong>of</strong> [imprisonment] 1)<br />
or institutional commitment, the time limitation to the enforcement <strong>of</strong> his/her sentence<br />
and other sanctions ordered shall be counted from the time when the decision was made.<br />
If the enforcement <strong>of</strong> a sentence or other sanctions under para.1 is suspended for reasons<br />
other than those referred to in this paragraph, the time limitation shall be counted from<br />
the time when the suspension commenced.] 2)<br />
1) Act 82/<strong>19</strong>98, Art. <strong>19</strong>. 2) Act 20/<strong>19</strong>81, Art. 7.