Article 124 Impact of Amnesty and Pardon on Rights of Third Parties Granting amnesty or pardon shall in no way affect the rights of third parties that stem from the sentence. Article 125 Deleting Conviction (1) A sentence by which a person who has perpetrated a criminal offence has been pronounced judicial admonition or released from punishment shall be deleted from the criminal record, provided the convicted person does not perpetrate a new criminal offence within the period of one year from the date of entry into force of the decision. (2) A suspended sentence shall be deleted from the criminal record after the period of one year from the expiration of the probation period has elapsed, unless the convicted person has perpetrated another criminal offence within that period. (3) A sentence of a fine shall be deleted from the criminal record after the lapse of the period of three years from the day on which the punishment has been served, pardoned or amnestied, or barred by the statute of limitation, provided the convicted person does not perpetrate another criminal offence within that period. (4) The sentences to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or to juvenile imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year, shall be deleted from the criminal record after the lapse of the period of five years from the day on which the punishment has been served, pardoned or amnestied, or has been barred by the statute of limitation, provided that the convicted person does not perpetrate another criminal offence within that period. (5) Upon appeal by a convicted person, the court may decide to delete a sentence of imprisonment for a term between one year and three years from the criminal record, if a period of five years has expired from the day on which the punishment has been served, pardoned or amnestied, or barred by the statute of limitation, provided that the convicted person has not perpetrated another criminal offence within that period. In deciding on deleting the sentence, the court shall take into account the conduct of the convicted person after serving his sentence, the nature of the criminal offence, and other circumstances that might be relevant for the evaluation of the justifiability of the deletion. (6) A sentence may not be deleted from criminal records for as long as a security measure is applied. (7) If, during the period set for deletion of sentence, the convicted person has been imposed the punishment of imprisonment for a term exceeding three years, neither previous nor subsequent sentence shall be deleted from criminal record. (8) Several sentences which have been imposed on the same person may be deleted from the criminal record only simultaneously, and only if conditions exist for each of the sentences to be deleted. XIV C H A P T E R F O U R T E E N LIABILITY OF LEGAL PERSONS FOR CRIMINAL OFFENCES Article 126 Liability of Legal Person (1) This Chapter regulates criminal liability of a legal person, with the exclusion of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federation, the Republika Srpska, the District of Brčko of Bosnia and Herzegovina, canton, city, municipality and local community, for a criminal offence perpetrated by the perpetrator in the name of, for account of or in favour of the legal person. 37