marriage, family or youth, committed against a minor, shall begin when the injured person becomes an adult. Progress and Interruption of the Limitation of Criminal Prosecution Article 91 (1) The period of the limitation of criminal prosecution shall start on the day the criminal offence was committed. (2) If the final judgement in the proceeding for extraordinary legal remedy is annulled, the statute of limitations in the new trial shall be two years from the annulment of the final judgement. (3) The statute of limitation shall be suspended for the time when the prosecution may not be initiated or continued, or when the perpetrator is unreachable for state authorities. (4) The statute of limitation shall be interrupted if the perpetrator commits a further criminal offence of the same or greater seriousness before such a period has ended; after an interruption a new period of limitation shall start. Limitation of Implementation of the Sentence Article 92 (1) Except where otherwise prescribed in this Penal Code, the imposed sentence may not be implemented after a lapse of: 1) twenty-five years from the sentence for a term of thirty years' imprisonment unless non-applicability of statute of limitations applies to the offence; 2) fifteen years from the sentence for a term exceeding ten years; 3) ten years from the sentence for a term exceeding five years; 4) Five years from the sentence for a term exceeding one year; 5) three years from the sentence for a term of up to one year or a fine. Limitation of the Implementation of Accessory Sentences and Safety Measures Article 93 (1) The execution of a fine imposed as an accessory sentence shall fall under the statute of limitations after the lapse of two years from the final judgement, which imposed such a sentence. (2) The execution of revoking a driving licence as an accessory sentence shall fall under the statute of limitations upon the lapse of the period of limitation provided for the principal sentence.