(5) Where the measure referred to in para. 1 above is imposed in addition to a fine, a suspended sentence, judicial admonition or remission of penalty, it shall be enforced outside of any confinement and may not exceed three years. (6) If for no justified reason a perpetrator decides not to undergo outpatient treatment or decides to leave the treatment of his free will, the court shall order the coercive enforcement of the measure in an appropriate medical or other specialized institution. Mandatory Medical Treatment of Alcoholism Article 72 (1) The court shall impose a mandatory medical treatment on a perpetrator who committed a criminal offence due to his addiction to alcohol and where there is a serious danger that he might reoffend due to this addiction. (2) The measure referred to in para. 1 above shall be enforced in an institution for enforcement of prison sentences or in an appropriate medical or other specialized institution and shall last for as long as there is a need for treatment, limited to the duration of the prison term imposed. (3) The time spent in an institution for medical treatment shall be included in the prison term. (4) Where the measure referred to in para. 1 above is imposed in addition to a fine, suspended sentence, judicial admonition or remission of punishment, it shall be enforced out of confinement and be limited to two years. (5) If for no justified reason a perpetrator does not undergo an outpatient treatment or leaves the treatment of his free will, the court shall order the coercive enforcement of the measure thereof in an appropriate medical or other specialized institution. Disqualification from Profession, Activity or Duty Article 73 (1) The court may disqualify a perpetrator from a certain profession, activity, all or some of duties related to the disposition, utilization, management or handling of someone else’s property or taking care of that property, if it is reasonable to believe that his further engagement in that activity would be dangerous. (2) The court shall determine the duration of the measure referred to in para. 1 above, limited to minimum one and maximum ten years counting from the date of the final judgment, provided that the time spent in a prison or medical institution in which the security measure was enforced shall not be included in the term of this measure. (3) If it imposes a suspended sentence, the court may order that the sentence be revoked if the perpetrator violates the prohibition thereof to engage in a profession, activity or duty.