5) commission of crime under strong excitement caused by violence, severe insult or other wrongful acts by the offence victim; 6) commission of crime under violation of relevance of necessary defense, extreme necessity, or detention of an offender; 7) commission of crime by a minor; 8) commission of crime by a pregnant woman. (2) In sentencing, court may also recognize extenuating other circumstances not listed in this Article. (3) An extenuation provided for in the Article of the Special Part hereof as an offence attribute shall not be taken into account anew in imposition of sentence. (4) In case of giving oneself up or active assistance in investigating a crime and absence of aggravating circumstances, the term or amount of sentence shall not exceed three fourth of the severest sentence provided for in the appropriate article of the Special Part hereof. Article 55. Aggravating Circumstances (1) Circumstances aggravating liability include: 1) recurrence of crime commitment, recidivism, and commission of crimes as a business; 2) commission of crime in a group of people, under concert of a group, organized group or criminal association (criminal organization); 3) commission of crime for lucrative or another base motive; 4) offending a person in connection with such person's service or public duty or at the person's immediate relatives; 5) causing severe consequences through crime; 6) offending a helpless infant or elder person; 7) offending a woman knowingly pregnant; 8) offending a person that is under material, service or other dependence on the offender; 9) commission of crime using an infant or a person knowingly suffering from mental disease or dementia; 10) commission of crime with special cruelty or humiliation; 11) commission of crime using the context of public disaster, mass riot or state of emergency; 12) commission of crime by a generally dangerous method; 13) commission of crime using arms, ammunition, explosives, explosive device or its simulator, specially assembled technical means, poisoning and radioactive substances, medical products or other chemical and pharmacological products, as well as with physical or mental coercion; 14) commission of crime aimed to conceal another crime or mitigate that; 15) commission of crime with the purpose of exploitation, threading to person's life or health. (2) Depending on the nature of crime, court has the right not to recognize aggravating any of the circumstances listed above in the first part. (3) In imposition of sentence, court shall not recognize circumstances not mentioned in this article as those aggravating.