Volume 73, Issue 95
Royal Gazette
15 November 2499
incur designation of the punishment but enjoy suspension of the imposition of the punishment and be released, in order that he be given an opportunity to reform himself within a period of time to be designated by the court but not over five years counted from the day the court issues the judgment, in respect of which the court may also designate conditions for supervision of his behaviour.
The court may designate one or several of the following clauses as the conditions for supervision of behaviour of the offender:
(1)he is required to occasionally report himself to an officer as specified by the court, in order that the officer would conduct interrogation, offer advice, provide assistance, or give warning in regard to his behaviour and occupation as found appropriate;
(2)he is required to practise or perform an occupation on a regular basis;
(3)he is required to refrain from any association or behaviour which may lead to the commission of the same offence again.
As for the conditions which the court has designated in accordance with the stipulations of the previous paragraph, if it later becomes known to the court from an application of the offender, his legal representative, his curator, a public prosecutor, or an officer that the circumstances relating to the supervision of his behaviour have changed, the court may, when the court finds it appropriate, amend or revoke any
