(3) not less than two-thirds of the term imposed by a court for an intended special grave offense, or of the term imposed on a person who had been previously paroled but committed another intended offense before the expiry of the remaining part of his/her sentence; 5. Persons, whose sentence was commuted, may be paroled under rules provided for by Article 81 of this Code. 6. If a person commits another offense while serving a commuted sentence, a court shall add the remaining part of the commuted sentence to the punishment imposed for any new offense according to the rules provided by Articles 71 and 72 of this Code. Article 83. Discharge from punishment for pregnant women and women with children under three years of age 1. Women sentenced to the restraint of liberty or imprisonment, who become pregnant or give birth to a child while serving their sentences, except women sentenced to imprisonment for a term over five years for intended grave or special grave offenses, may be discharged, by a court, from serving their sentences for a period of time within which a women may enjoy her maternity leave, in accordance with the law, in connection with her pregnancy, child birth and until the child attains three years of age. 2. Discharge from serving a sentence shall apply to any sentenced female who has a family or relatives, who agree to live with her, or any sentenced female who is able to independently provide proper conditions for raising of her child. 3. The conduct of such women shall be monitored by a local criminal enforcement authority. 4. When the child attains three years of age or if the child dies, a court may discharge the sentenced female from serving her sentence, or commute her sentence, or order that she should continue to serve her original sentence, depending on her conduct. In case of ordering the continued service of sentence, the court may fully or partially include the period, during which the sentence female was released from serving her sentence, in the term of her sentence. 5. Where a sentenced female, who was discharged from serving her sentence, abandons her child, or places it in an orphanage, or disappears from the place of residence, or refuses to raise or take care for her child, or regularly commits wrongdoings that involve administrative penalties and demonstrate her unwillingness to reform, a court may, upon a motion of the control authority, order that the sentenced female should continue to serve her original sentence. 6. Where a sentenced female commits another criminal offence while being discharged from serving her sentence, a court shall impose a punishment on her pursuant to the rules provided for by Articles 71 and 72 of this Code. Article 84. Discharge on medical grounds 1. A person shall be discharged from punishment, if he/she develops a mental disease while serving his/her sentence, which renders him/her incapable of realizing his/her actions (or omissions) or controlling them. Such person may be subject to compulsory medical measures pursuant to Articles 92 to 95 of this Code.