Article 81. Parole 1. Parole may be applied to persons who serve their sentences of correctional labor, or service restrictions for military servants, or restraint of liberty, or custody of military servants in a penal battalion, or imprisonment. A person may also be fully or partially paroled from serving his/her additional punishment. 2. Parole may be applied, if a sentenced person displays decent behavior and diligence in work as a proof of his/her reformation. 3. Parole may be applied after a sentenced person has actually served: (1) not less than one-half of the term imposed by a court for a minor or medium grave offense, and also for a reckless grave offense; (2) not less than two-thirds of the term imposed by a court for an intended grave offense or reckless special grave offense, and also where that person had previously served a sentence of imprisonment imposed for an intended offense but committed another intended offense before the conviction was canceled or revoked and had been sentenced for that offense to imprisonment; (3) not less than three quarters of the term imposed by a court for an intended special grave offense, or of the term imposed on a person who had been previously paroled but committed another intended offense during the remaining part of the sentence; 4. Where a paroled person commits another offense during the remaining part of the sentence, a court shall impose a punishment under the rules provided for by Articles 71 and 72 of this Code. Article 82. Commutation of the remaining part of a sentence 1. A court may commute the remaining part of a sentence of restraint of liberty or imprisonment. In this case, a more lenient punishment shall be imposed within the terms provided for by the General Part of this Code with regard to a given type of punishment and may not exceed the remaining part of the original sentence. 2. Where the remaining part of a primary sentence is commuted, the sentenced person may also be discharged from the additional punishment of deprivation of the right to occupy certain positions or engage in certain activities. 3. Commutation of the remaining part of a sentence may be applied if the sentenced person displays signs of rehabilitation. 4. The remaining part of a sentence may be commuted after a sentenced person has actually served: (1) not less than one-third of the term imposed by a court for a minor or medium grave offense, and also for a reckless grave offense; (2) not less than one-half of the term imposed by a court for an intended grave offense or reckless special grave offense, and also where that person had previously served a sentence of imprisonment imposed for an intended offense but committed another intended offense before the criminal record was canceled or revoked and had been sentenced for that offense to imprisonment;