1) L. 149/2009, 2. gr. [Art. 69 g That which is confiscated shall be the possession of the Treasury unless other provisions are expressly made in law. This shall not apply, however, when the equivalent value is used to pay a compensation claim by a person who suffered loss or injury when the offence was committed (cf. Article 69 e). [The ministry] may decide that that which is confiscated is to be divided between the Icelandic state and another state or states. When such a decision is taken, it shall be based on consideration including the expenses resulting from the case in the various states, whether loss or damage was suffered there due to the case and the provenance of the items of value confiscated. Division under this paragraph may not result in reductions of compensation payments to injured parties.] 1) 2) 1) L. 162/2010, 88. gr. L. 149/2009, 2. gr. 2) Chapter VIII. Factors influencing the severity of punishment. Art. 70 When punishment is decided, the following factors, in particular, are to be considered. 1. The importance of the object of the offence. 2. The extent of the damage or loss caused. 3. How much of a threat the action posed, particularly when consideration is given to when, where and how it was carried out. 4. The age of the perpetrator. 5. The perpetrator’s former conduct. 6. The strength and degree of the perpetrator’s resolve. 7. The perpetrator’s motive. 8. The perpetrator’s conduct after committing the offence. [9. Whether he gave, on his own initiative, assistance or information that was of substantial significance for the establishment of his offence, the participation of other persons in the offence or other offences] Where more than one person collaborated in the commission of the offence, this shall normally be considered as aggravating the punishment. [If the action was directed against a man, woman or child closely related to the perpetrator, and the relationship between them is considered as having aggravated the seriousness of the offence, this shall normally be considered as aggravating the punishment.] 1) 2) 1) L. 47/2015, 1. gr. a L. 27/2006, 1. gr. 2) Art. 71 When the law provides for, or permits, a more severe punishment or other sanction in the event of a repeated offence, such provision may not be applied unless, prior to the commission of the latter offence, the offender was convicted of an offence or punished in Iceland for an offence which has an iterative effect on the