Driving Prohibition Article 74 (1) The perpetrator of a criminal offence against public traffic safety may receive the measure of driving prohibition. (2) When imposing the measure referred to in para. 1 above, the court shall specify the type and category of vehicles that the prohibition applies to. (3) The measure referred to in para. 1 above may be imposed where the court finds that the seriousness of the offence committed, the circumstances under which it was committed or the perpetrator’s prior violations of traffic regulations indicate that it is dangerous to let this person drive a motor vehicle of a certain type or category. (4) The court shall set the term for which the measure referred to in para. 1 above will apply to a period from three months to five years counting from the date of the final judgment whereby the time served in a prison or institution where a security or a corrective measure was enforced may not be included in the term of this measure. (5) The perpetrator of a criminal offence against public traffic safety which resulted in the death of one or more persons may receive the measure referred to in para. 1 above without time restriction (permanently) if he has previously received this security measure. (6) Where the measure referred to in para. 1 above is imposed on a person who holds a foreign driver’s license, the prohibition shall refer to driving on the territory of Montenegro. (7) Where the court imposes a suspended sentence, the court may order that the sentence be revoked if the perpetrator violates the driving prohibition. (8) A mandatory driving prohibition may be laid down by law. Confiscation of Objects Article 75 (1) The objects which were used or intended for use in the commission of a criminal offence or which resulted from the commission of a criminal offence may be confiscated provided that they are owned by the perpetrator. (2) The objects referred to in para. 1 above may be confiscated even if they are not owned by the perpetrator if so required for reasons of security of people or property, or for moral reasons, but also where there is still a risk that they may be used for the commission of a criminal offence notwithstanding however the rights of third persons to claim damages from the perpetrator. (3) Mandatory confiscation and the requirements to be met for confiscation of objects may be laid down by law. (4) Mandatory destruction of confiscated objects may be laid down by law. Expulsion of Foreigner National from the Country