Act C of 2012 on the Criminal Code (as in force on 1 April 2022) This document has been produced for informational purposes only. b) one day of confinement shall be considered equivalent to one day of imprisonment, four hours of community service, one daily unit of financial penalty, six hours of reparation work or one day of special education in a juvenile correctional institution, c) four hours of community service shall be considered equivalent to one day of imprisonment, one day of confinement, one daily unit of financial penalty, six hours of reparation work or one day of special education in a juvenile correctional institution, d) one daily unit of financial penalty shall be considered equivalent to one day of imprisonment, one day of confinement, four hours of community service, six hours of reparation work or one day of special education in a juvenile correctional institution, e) one day of special education in a juvenile correctional institution shall be considered equivalent to one day of imprisonment, one day of confinement, four hours of community service, one daily unit of financial penalty or six hours of reparation work, f) six hours of reparation work shall be considered equivalent to one day of imprisonment, one day of confinement, four hours of community service, one daily unit of financial penalty or one day of special education in a juvenile correctional institution. Accumulative sentence Section 93 (1) If the perpetrator is subject to multiple sentences of fixed-term imprisonment, the final and binding sentences shall be accumulated in line with the provisions of the Act if the perpetrator committed all criminal offences prior to the announcement of the earliest first instance conclusive decision. (2) An accumulative sentence may include only sentences of imprisonment to be served which are yet to be served or are being served at the time of accumulation. (3) If a sentence of suspended imprisonment becomes enforceable subsequently, it shall be deemed a sentence of imprisonment to be served for the purpose of accumulation. (4) The following shall not be included in an accumulative sentence: a) a sentence already included in an accumulative sentence, b) a sentence of imprisonment replacing a financial penalty or community service. Section 94 The period of an accumulative sentence shall be determined as if a concurrent sentence were imposed. The period of an accumulative sentence shall, however, reach the sum of the period of the most serious sentence and one third of the period of the shorter sentence or sentences, but it shall not exceed the sum of all sentences. Section 95 (1) If individual sentences of imprisonment that are to be enforced in penal institutions of different security levels are included in an accumulative sentence, the accumulative sentence shall be served in the penal institution of the highest security level. If the period of the accumulative sentence reaches or exceeds three years or, for a multiple recidivist, two years, the accumulative sentence shall be served in a penal institution of the corresponding security level. (2) If the security level determined according to paragraph (1) would represent an unfair disadvantage for the convict, a level one step lower may be applied. (3) If the possibility of release on parole is not excluded, its earliest date shall be determined by applying the strictest provision. A convict shall not be released on parole from an accumulative sentence if the possibility of release on parole is excluded regarding any of his sentences of imprisonment. (4) If the sentence of imprisonment regarding which the possibility of release on parole is excluded due to the fault of the convict is subsequently included in an accumulative sentence, the convict shall not be released on parole from the accumulative sentence either. 29 Contact: eu-forditas@im.gov.hu