Volume 73, Issue 95
Royal Gazette
15 November 2499
confinement, he shall be imprisoned or confined first, and the day following the day of his discharge from the imprisonment or confinement shall be considered the day of commencement of the incarceration.
As for the period of time for incarceration and the release of the incarcerated person, the provisions of section 21 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section43.The filing of an application for incarceration is the exclusive power of a public prosecutor and may be made together with the filing of the case which grounds the power to apply for incarceration or may be made thereafter.
Section44.Prohibition of entry into designated areas is the prohibition of entry into such localities or places as designated in a judgment.
Section45.When a court adjudges any person to a punishment and the court finds it appropriate for public safety, the court may include in the judgment an order that he be prohibited, for a period of not over five years after his discharge from the punishment according to the judgment, from entering areas as designated, whether or not there be an application therefor.
Section46.If it becomes known to a court from a proposal of a public prosecutor that any person would cause an unfavourable incident by which danger would be brought about to a person or property of another person, or in trying any offence, if a court abstains from punishing the charged person but entertains a reasonable cause to believe that
