Article 76 (1) A foreign national who committed a criminal offence may be expelled from the territory of Montenegro under a court judgment for a term from one to ten years, and where a foreign national is a repeat perpetrator, he may be expelled for good (Art.43). (2) In deciding whether to impose the measure referred to in para. 1 above, the court shall give due consideration to the nature and seriousness of the offence committed, the motives out of which the criminal offence was committed, the manner in which it was committed, and any other circumstances that indicate why the foreign national should not be allowed to stay in Montenegro. (3) The term of expulsion shall commence on the date of final judgment thereof, whereby the time spent in prison may not be included in the term for which the measure is imposed. (4) The measure referred to in para. 1 above shall not be imposed against a perpetrator who enjoys protection under ratified international treaties. Publication of the Judgment Article 77 (1) Where it renders a judgment of conviction for a criminal offence committed through media or a criminal offence which endangered life or health of humans, where the publication of the judgment would help eliminate or diminish such danger, the court may order that the judgment be published in whole or in part in the media or in some other appropriate manner, whereby the costs of such publication shall be borne by the convicted person. (2) Mandatory publication of judgment may be laid down by law. In that case the court shall specify the media of publication and whether it shall be published in its entirety or in summary form. (3) The judgment shall be published within not longer than thirty days of the date of the final judgment. Suspension of Security Measures by Court Decision Article 78 (1) The court may order suspension of enforcement of the security measures of disqualification from a profession, activity or duty and driving prohibition provided that three years have lapsed since the date their enforcement started. (2) In deciding whether to order suspension of the security measures referred to in para. 1 above, the court shall give due consideration the convict’s behaviour following the conviction, whether he has compensated for the damage inflicted by the criminal offence, whether he has returned the pecuniary gain obtained through the commission of the criminal offence as well as any other circumstances that may indicate it is justified to order suspension of the enforcement.