(1) Any imposed penalty or measure (section 11(1) No 8) which has become final may no longer be enforced after the expiry of the limitation period.

(2) The enforcement of sentences of imprisonment for life is not subject to a statute of limitations.

(3) The limitation period shall be

1.  twenty-five years for a term of imprisonment of more than ten years;

2.  twenty years for a term of imprisonment of more than five years but not more than ten years;

3.  ten years for a term of imprisonment of more than one year but not more than five years;

4.  five years for a term of imprisonment not exceeding one year and fines of more than thirty daily units;

5.  three years for fines not exceeding thirty daily units.

(4) The enforcement of an incapacitation order and of an indeterminate supervision order (section 68c(2) 1st sentence or (3)) shall not be subject to a statute of limitations. The limitation period shall be

1.  five years in all other cases of supervision orders and the first custodial addiction treatment order,

2.  ten years for all other measures.

(5) If a sentence of imprisonment and a fine are imposed at the same time, or if in addition to a sentence a custodial measure, confiscation, deprivation or destruction are ordered, the enforcement of the sentence or the measure shall not be barred by the statute of limitations before the enforcement of the others. A simultaneous incapacitation order shall not prevent the course of the limitation period for the enforcement of penalties or other measures.

(6) The limitation period shall commence when the decision becomes final.