§ 2. With regard to an employee, the court may decide that, instead of the obligation specified in § 1, between 10 and 25% of the remuneration shall be deducted for the benefit of the State Treasury or for the community purpose so designated by the court; the sentenced person while undergoing this penalty may not terminate his employment without the permission of the court. § 3. After hearing the sentenced person's statement, the court shall determine the place, time, type and method of fulfilling the obligation of work, referred to in § 1. Article 36. § 1. In imposing the penalty of restriction of liberty the court may placed the sentenced person under the supervision of a probation officer [kurator] or a person of public trust, association, institution or community organisation whose statutory responsibilities include education, preventing public demoralisation or providing assistance to the sentenced persons. § 2. In imposing the penalty of restriction of liberty, the court may decide to impose on the sentenced person, the obligations specified in Article 72 § 1 subsections 2, 3 or 5, and § 2. § 3. Article 74 shall be applied accordingly. Article 37. The penalty of deprivation of liberty listed in Article 32 subsection 3 shall be for no less than one month and not more than 15 years; it shall be imposed in years and months. Article 38. § 1. If law provides for mitigation or an extraordinary enhancement of the statutory maximum penalty, in the case of the alternative prescription of penalties listed in Article 32 subsection 1 through 3, the mitigation or enhancement shall relate to each of these penalties. § 2. The extraordinarily enhanced penalty may not exceed 540 times the daily rates of fine, 18 months of restriction of liberty or 15 years of deprivation of liberty. § 3. If law provides for mitigation of the maximum statutory penalty, the penalty imposed for an offence carrying the penalty of deprivation of liberty for life may not exceed 25 years, and for an offence carrying the penalty of deprivation of liberty for 25 years may not exceed 15 years. 12