Article 57 Where under the suspended sentence the convicted person is ordered to fulfill any of the obligations referred to in Art.53, para. 2 hereof, and where he omits to comply within the time limit provided for in the judgment, the court may, within the limits of probation term, extend the deadline for fulfilling the obligation or it may revoke the suspended sentence thereof and impose the punishment pronounced in the suspended sentence. If the court establishes that the convicted person may not fulfill the obligation for justified reasons, the court shall relieve him of the duty to comply or replace it by other appropriate obligation laid down by law. Time-limits for Revocation of Suspended Sentence Article 58 (1) A suspended sentence may be revoked during the probation term. During this term, if a convicted person commits a criminal offence which entails a revocation of the suspended sentence, whereas it is determined by the judgment only after the expiry of the probation term, the suspended sentence may be revoked within maximum one year of the date the probation term expired. (2) If a convicted person does not fulfill an obligation referred to in Art.53, para. 2 hereof within the time limit set, the court may order within maximum one year of the date when the probation term expired that the punishment pronounced in the suspended sentence be enforced. Suspended Sentence with Protective Supervision Article 59 (1) The court may order that the perpetrator who has been imposed a suspended sentence be placed under protective supervision for a specific period of time during the probation term. (2) Protective supervision includes the measures of assistance, care, supervision and protection, as laid down by law. Conditions for Ordering Protective Supervision Article 60 (1) When a court imposes a suspended sentence it may order that a perpetrator be placed under protective supervision if on account of his personality, personal history, behaviour after the commission of criminal offence, and particularly his attitude to the victim of the criminal offence and the circumstances of commission of the criminal offence it may be reasonably expected that the protective supervision will better serve the purpose of the suspended sentence.