Should a person commits a plurality of offences before he is sentenced for one of them, and the said offences do not fulfill the conditions provided under Articles 84 and 85 hereof, he shall be guilty for the penalty set for each of them, and all the ordered penalties shall apply to him successively, provided that the total executed periods of the judgments issued for a penalty of imprisonment for an offence or misdemeanor together not exceeding twenty years, and provided that the total periods of the executed judgments passed for a penalty of imprisonment for misdemeanors shall not exceed ten years. The felony penalty shall be replaced for its period by any penalty restrictive of liberty for any offence, which was perpetrated before the passing of the judgment for a penalty of the said offence. Article 89 Capital punishment shall replace all other penalties except fine and confiscation. Article 90 Fines and secondary penalties shall be executed whatever their number, provided that the total periods of police probation shall not exceed five years. Part 7 Legal Excuses and Discretionary Conditions Article 91 The law states the reasons for an exemption from a penalty and for the imposition of a lesser penalty Article 92 If the court considers, when reviewing a felony that the circumstances of the offence or of the perpetrator require mercy, it may reduce the penalty provided for the said offence as follows: 1- If the penalty for the offence is capital punishment, it may be reduced to life imprisonment or imprisonment for a term of no less than five years. 2- If the penalty for the felony is life imprisonment, it may be reduced to imprisonment for a term of no less than three years. 3- If the penalty provided for the felony is imprisonment for a term not exceeding twenty years, it may be reduced to imprisonment for a term of no less than one year. The provisions of this Article shall not apply when passing a judgment for a terrorist offence. Article 93 Should the court consider, when sentencing for a misdemeanor that the circumstances of the offence or the perpetrator require mercy, it may reduce the penalty as follows: 1- If there is a minimum limit for the penalty, the court may not comply therewith. 2- If the penalty is imprisonment and a fine together, the court shall impose one of them only. 3- If the penalty is imprisonment without a minimum term limit, the court may apply a fine not exceeding five thousand Qatari Riyals (5000QR) in lieu of.