crimes of infringing upon the national security or other very serious or particularly serious crimes; d) They are sentenced for less serious crimes and due to the requirements of official duties, they shall be entitled to the postponement for up to one year. 2. If during the period of reprieve the person entitled thereto commits a new crime, the court shall force such person to serve the previous penalty and add it to the penalty of the new judgment as prescribed in Article 51 of this Code. Article 62.- Suspending the imprisonment penalty 1. Persons who are serving imprisonment penalties and fall into one of the cases prescribed in Clause 1, Article 61 of this Code, may be entitled to a temporary suspension of their imprisonment penalties. 2. The time of temporary suspension must not be calculated into the penalty serving term. Chapter IX REMISSION OF CRIMINAL RECORDS Article 63.- Remission of criminal records Convicted persons shall have their criminal records wiped out according to the provisions in Articles 64 to 67 of this Code. Persons entitled to criminal record remission shall be considered as having not been convicted and granted certificates by the court. Article 64.- Automatic remission of criminal records: The following persons shall automatically have their criminal records wiped out: 1. Persons who are exempt from penalties. 2. Persons charged with crimes other than those defined in Chapter XI and Chapter XXIV of this Code, if after completely serving their sentences or after the expiry of the statute of limitation for execution of the sentences, such persons do not commit new crimes within the following time limits: a) One year in the case of being penalized with warning, fine, non-custodial reform or suspended sentence; b) Three years in the case of imprisonment of up to three years; c) Five years in the case of imprisonment of between over three years and fifteen