parole. The court shall also revoke the parole if the parolee does not perform the tasks, which were ordered by the body responsible for granting or denying the parole. (3) In revoking parole, the court shall impose a sentence in accordance with Article 53 and paragraph 2 of Article 55 of this Penal Code, whereby the court shall take as determined that part of the sentence, which has not yet been served. (4) Provisions under paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Article shall also apply, when the parolee is convicted of a criminal offence he had committed prior to being released on parole. (5) If the parolee is sentenced to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year and the court does not revoke parole, then the period of parole shall be prolonged for the time of serving the sentence. (6) If the parolee commits a criminal offence during parole, which entails the revoking of parole and such an offence is not considered by the court before the expiry of the term of parole, the parole may be revoked within one year from the expiry of the term of parole. Chapter Eleven STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS Limitation of Criminal Prosecution Article 90 (1) Except where otherwise determine in this Penal Code, criminal prosecution is barred from taking place: 1) fifty years from the committing of a criminal offence, for which a prison sentence of thirty years may be imposed under the statute unless non-applicability of statute of limitations applies to the offence; 2) thirty years from the committing of a criminal offence, for which a prison sentence of over ten years may be imposed under the statute; 3) twenty years from the committing of a criminal offence, for which a prison sentence of over five years may be imposed under the statute; 4) ten years from the committing of a criminal offence, for which a prison sentence of over one year may be imposed under the statute; 5) six years from the committing of a criminal offence, for which a prison sentence of up to one year or a fine may be imposed under the statute. (2) If more than one sentence is prescribed for a criminal offence, the time limit referring to the most severe sentence shall apply to the offence in question. (3) Irrespective of paragraph 1 of this Article, the time limit for statute of limitations in criminal offences against sexual inviolability and criminal offences against