(3) The rehabilitated person shall be considered not to be sentenced, and the data about the obliterated sentence is not given to anybody. (4) The rehabilitation shall leave the right of third persons, based on the sentence, intact. Legal rehabilitation Article 104 (1) The sentence of a pronounced alternative measure except conditional conviction and a conviction which acquits the offender from the sentence shall be obliterated from the criminal records, should the convicted within one year of the day the court decision became legally effective not commit another crime. (2) The conditional conviction shall be obliterated from the criminal records one year after the control period passes, and if during that period the convicted does not commit another crime. (3) The sentence to a fine and the sentence involving a prohibition to operate a motor vehicle, imposed as the single sentence shall be obliterated from the criminal records after three years pass from the day the punishment is served, time barred or pardoned, and if during this time the convicted does not commit a new crime. (4) The sentences to imprisonment of up to three years shall be obliterated from the criminal records after five years pass from the day the punishment is served, time barred or pardoned, and if during this time the convicted does not commit a new crime. (5) Several sentences to a single person may be obliterated from the criminal records only at the same time, and if conditions exist for obliterating each one of these sentences. Court rehabilitation Article 105 (1) After three years expire from the day the punishment is served, time barred or pardoned, the court may determine the legal consequences from the sentence, concerning the prohibition of acquiring certain rights, to cease. (2) After two years from the day of the application of the sentence involving a temporary prohibition to perform a specific activity of the legal entity, the court may decide to terminate the prohibition. (3) After two years from the day of the application of the sentences: prohibition to obtain a permit, license, concession, authorization or other right determined by separate law, the prohibition for participation in open call procedures, awarding agreements for public procurement and agreements for public and private partnership, prohibition for 49/217