Fine shall be applied as a principal penalty to juvenile offenders aged full 16 years and under 18 years, if such persons have income or private property. The fine levels applicable to juvenile offenders shall not exceed half of the fine level prescribed by the relevant law provision. Article 73.- Non-custodial reform When applying non-custodial reform to juvenile offenders, the income of such persons shall not be deducted. The non-custodial reform duration for juvenile offenders shall not exceed the term prescribed by the relevant law provision. Article 74.- Termed imprisonment The juvenile offenders shall be penalized with termed imprisonment according to the following regulations: 1. For persons aged between full 16 and under 18 when they committed crimes, if the applicable law provisions stipulate life imprisonment or the death sentence, the highest applicable penalty shall not exceed eighteen years of imprisonment; if it is termed imprisonment, the highest applicable penalty shall not exceed three quarters of the prison term prescribed by the law provision; 2. For persons aged full 14 to under 16 when committing crimes, if the applicable law provisions stipulate the life imprisonment or death sentence, the highest applicable penalty shall not exceed twelve years; if it is the termed imprisonment, the highest applicable penalty shall not exceed half of the prison term prescribed by the law provision. Article 75.- Augmentation of penalties in cases of committing multiple crimes For a person who commits more than one crime, of which some were committed before he/she reaches the age of 18, penalty augmentation shall apply as follows: 1. If the most serious crime is committed before he/she reaches the age of 18 years, the common penalty shall not exceed the highest level prescribed in Article 74 of this Code; 2. If the most serious crime is committed when such person has reached the age of 18 years, the common penalty shall be the same as that applicable to adult offenders. Article 76.- Reduction of penalties already declared 1. If juvenile offenders, who are subject to non-custodial reform or imprisonment, have made good progress and already served one-quarter of their term, they shall be