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(3) The court's instructions may include the following tasks:
to submit himself to a course of medical treatment at an appropriate institution, also
treatment of alcohol or drug addiction with his consent;
to attend sessions of vocational, psychological, or other consultation;
to qualify for a job or to take up employment suitable to his health, skills, and
inclinations;
to spend income according to the duties relating to family support;
prohibition of association with certain persons;
restraining order to keep the perpetrator away from the victim or some other person;
ban on access to certain places.
(4) Upon a proposal made by a consultant (hereinafter, the consultant) or by the
offender, the court may modify or repeal the instructions ex officio .
Activity of Consultant
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(1) Custodial supervision shall be exercised by a consultant appointed by the
court.
(2) The consultant shall provide assistance to the offender and supervise his
compliance with the court's instructions. In so acting, the consultant shall be under
obligation:
1) to provide aid and supervision as well as to give directions and practical advice to the
offender, on how to comply with the court's instructions, with a view of preventing the
offender from committing further criminal offences;
2) to perform duties under the previous point and maintain relations with the offender in
a careful and convenient manner;
3) from time to time to report to the court on the exercising of custodial supervision and
to propose appropriate modifications or repealing of instructions or the
discontinuation of custodial supervision.
Consequences of Non-Compliance with Instructions
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If the offender does not comply with the instructions during the term of
suspension, or if he avoids relations with the appointed consultant, the court may either
admonish him, modify the instructions, prolong the custodial supervision within the limits
of the term of suspension, or revoke the suspended sentence.
3. Judicial Admonition
Conditions for Application of Judicial Admonition
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