GENERAL PART
SECTION III. Sentence
CHAPTER 10. Imposition of Sentence
Article 61. Mitigating Circumstances
(1) The following circumstances are considered to be mitigating :
a) commitment of a crime for the first time ;
b) minority of an offender ;
c) pregnancy ;
d) if an offender has infants ;
e) commitment of a crime due to difficult individual, family or other circumstances ;
f) commitment of a crime under the influence of strong mental disturbance caused by duress, heavy insult or other wrongful acts of the victim ;
g) commitment of a crime under conditions of excess of justifiable defense, emergency, or during the detention of an individual who has committed a crime, in the case of justifiable risk, or execution of an order ;
h) commitment of a crime under the influence of threat or force, or because of financial, official or other dependence ;
i) surrender, frank repentance, active assistance in the discovery of the crime ;
j) rendering medical or other assistance to a victim after committing a crime, voluntary recovery of damages or losses ;
(2) If a circumstance indicated in part 1 of the present article is stipulated by the corresponding article of the present Code as an element of crime, it may not repeatedly be taken into account as a mitigating circumstance.
(3) When imposing a sentence other circumstances not pointed in the present article, part 1 may be considered to be mitigating.
Mitigating factors - national proceedings
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