1. Purpose of Punishment, Types of Punishment and Requirements for their Imposition Purpose of Punishment Article 32 Within the general purpose of criminal sanctions (Art.4, para. 2), the purpose of a punishment shall be to: 1) prevent a perpetrator from commission of criminal offences and influence him not to commit criminal offences in the future; 2) influence others not to commit criminal offences; 3) express social condemnation of the criminal offence and emphasize that everyone has a duty to abide by law; 4) strengthen morality and promote social responsibility. Types of Punishments Article 33 Perpetrators may receive the following punishments: 1) forty-year prison term; 2) prison term; 3) fine; 4) community work. Principal and Accessory Punishments Article 34 (1) A forty-year prison term, a prison term and community work may be imposed only as principal punishments. (2) A fine may be imposed as both a principal and accessory punishment. (3) Where a single criminal offence carries several punishments, only one of them may be imposed as the principal punishment. Forty-year Prison Term Article 35