probation - amended, SG No. 26/2004, effective 1.01.2004, SG No. 103/2004, effective 1.01.2005) Where a person has been sentenced to imprisonment for up to three years, or to probation, provided in the course of three years following the expiry of the term of punishment imposed by the sentence or decreased by work or by pardon, no other crime punishable by imprisonment or by more severe punishment has been committed by that person; 3. Where a person has been sentenced, jointly or severally, to a fine, public censure or deprivation of rights, provided in the course of one year following the enforcement of the punishment that person has not committed another crime of general nature, and 4. Where a person has been sentenced as a minor, provided in the course of two years following the serving of the punishment that person has not committed another crime of general nature for which punishment by imprisonment has been imposed on him. (2) (Amended, SG No. 28/1982) Rehabilitation de jure shall not occur for a crime committed by a person of full age, who has been rehabilitated once. Article 87 (1) Apart from the cases under the preceding paragraph any sentenced person may be rehabilitated by the court which has issued the sentence as first instance, provided in the course of three years following the expiry of the term of the punishment imposed by the sentence or reduced by work or pardon, he has not committed another crime punishable by imprisonment or more severe punishment: 1. if that person has had good conduct, and 2. if that person has compensated the damages in the case of deliberate crime. (2) The court may rehabilitate the convict even where he has not compensated the damages, if there are good reasons therefor. (3) (Amended, SG No. 92/2002, effective 1.01.2005 - amended, SG No. 26/2004, effective 1.01.2004, SG No. 103/2004, effective 1.01.2005) Where together with the punishment by imprisonment also punishment by deprivation of rights under Article 37, paragraph 1, sub-paragraphs 6 and 7 or probation has been imposed, the term of such punishment must have expired in order to rule on rehabilitation. Where a fine has been imposed, it must have been paid. Article 88 Rehabilitation may also be requested by the heirs of the convict after his death, provided he has been entitled to it. Article 88a (New, SG No. 28/1982) (1) (Supplemented, SG No. 89/1986) Where after the serving of the punishment a term has expired equal to that under Article 82, paragraph (1), and the convicted person has not committed new deliberate crime of general nature for punishment by imprisonment is provided, the sentencing and the consequences thereof shall be deleted notwithstanding the provisions of other laws or decrees. (2) Where the punishment imposed is imprisonment for more than one year and the person has not been exempted from serving it pursuant to Article 66, the term under paragraph (1) may not be less than ten years. (3) In the case of conditional sentencing and conditional early release the term under paragraph (1) shall commence as from the date of expiry of the probation period. (4) (New, SG No. 89/1986) Where the person has committed two or more crimes for