revoke parole, the court shall consider in particular any links between the criminal offences committed, their respective motives and other circumstances which may show that revocation of parole is justified. (3) The provisions of paras 1 and 2 hereof also apply when the person on parole is tried for a criminal offence that he committed before his release on parole. (4) When a court revokes parole it shall impose punishment by applying the provisions of Articles 48 and 50, para. 2 hereof and shall consider previously imposed punishment as already established. Part of the punishment that the convicted person has served under the previous conviction shall be included in the new punishment, while the time spent on parole shall not be included. (5) Where a person on parole is sentenced to a prison term up to one year, and the court does not revoke parole, the parole shall be extended by the time he spent serving that prison term. (6) In the cases referred to in paras 1 through 3 hereof, the parole may be revoked not later than within two years of the date when the parole expired. Fine Article 39 (1) A fine may not be set at below two hundred euros. A fine may not exceed twenty thousand euros, while for criminal offences committed out of greed it may not exceed one hundred thousand euros. (2) When imposed as the principal punishment, a fine shall be set as follows: 1) up to two thousand euros for criminal offences punishable by a prison term up to three months; 2) from four hundred to four thousand euros for criminal offences punishable by a prison term up to six months; 3) from six hundred to eight thousand euros for criminal offences punishable by a prison term up to one year; 4) from eight hundred to sixteen thousand euros for criminal offences punishable by a prison term up to two years; 5) minimum one thousand two hundred euros for criminal offences punishable by a prison term up to four years; 6) minimum one thousand two hundred euros for criminal offences which carry a fine as the only punishment. (3) For criminal offences committed out of greed the fine as an accessory punishment may be imposed even when it is not prescribed by law, or when law prescribes that a perpetrator shall be punished by either a prison term or a fine, and the court imposes a prison term as the principal sentence. (4) Where the court imposes a fine as the principal punishment and additionally imposes a fine as an accessory punishment, a single fine shall be imposed under the rules laid down in Art.48 hereof.