4. Rehabilitated persons shall be held to have no conviction.
Article 89. Cancellation of conviction
The following person shall be held to have no conviction:
(1) persons sentenced under Article 75 of this Code, if they commit no further
offenses during the probation period, and the probation is not revoked during the
prescribed period for any other reasons provided for by law. If the term of any
additional punishment exceeds the term of probation, a person shall be held to have no
conviction after completing to serve such additional punishment;
(2) women sentenced under Article 79 of this Code, if they commit no further offenses
during the probation period, and are not ordered to continue to serve their sentences
imposed by a court after the probation period. Where a convicted female was not
discharged from an additional punishment and its term exceeds the term of the primary
punishment, she shall be held to have no conviction after completing to serve such
additional punishment;
(3) persons sentenced to the deprivation of the right to occupy certain positions and
engage in certain activities, after completing to serve this punishment;
(4) persons who have completed to serve their sentence of service restrictions for
military servants, or custody in a penal battalion, or those who were paroled in respect
of such offenses, and also military servants who have served their punishment at a
guardhouse instead of arrest;
(5) persons sentenced to a fine, or community service, or correctional labor, or arrest,
they commit no further offenses within one year from the date on which they
completed to serve their sentence (primary or additional);
(6) persons sentenced to restraint of liberty, or sentenced to imprisonment for a minor
offense, if they commit no further offenses within two years from the date on which
they completed to serve their sentence (primary or additional);
(7) persons sentenced to imprisonment for a medium grave offense, if they commit no
further offenses within three years from the date on which they completed to serve
their sentence (primary or additional);
(8) persons sentenced to imprisonment for a grave offense, if they commit no further
offenses within six years from the date on which they completed to serve their
sentence (primary or additional);
(9) persons sentenced to imprisonment for a special grave offense, if they commit no
further offenses within eight years from the date on which they completed to serve
their sentence (primary or additional);
Article 90. Calculation of periods for the cancellation of conviction
1. The periods of the cancellation of conviction shall be calculated from the date of
completion of a primary or additional sentence.
2. The cancellation period shall include the time during which the sentence was not enforced,
provided that the limitation period was not interrupted. If a sentence was not enforced, the