(1) Sentence term shall be calculated in days, months and years. (2) Public work terms shall be calculated in hours. Article 63. Conditional Conviction (1) If in imposing a sentence in the form of imprisonment or confinement in a disciplinary unit, based on nature and social danger of the committed crime and taking into account the offender’s personality and other circumstances, court comes to conclusion on possible treatment of the convicted person without service of sentence but with control of such person’s behavior, it may decide on conditional non-application of sentence to the convicted person. In this case, the verdict shall not be executed if the convicted person commits no crime during the probation period and fulfills all obligations imposed by court. (2) Under conditional conviction, additional sentences may be imposed, except property seizure. (3) Probation period shall be assigned ranging from 1 to 3 years. (4) In case of conditional conviction, if there are any grounds, court may oblige the convicted person to recover the caused damage within a certain period, find employment or enter an educational institution, not to change residence without interior body’s consent, report employment or education institution change to interior bodies, regularly visit the interior body for registration, not to leave permanent residence without notice to interior bodies, not to visit certain places, stay at permanent residence location after a certain time, undergo course of treatment of alcohol, drug or toxic addiction or venereal disease. (5) Control of behavior of conditionally convicted persons is a responsibility of interior bodies or military unit/institution command in case of military staff conditional conviction. (6) At request of the body responsible for control of the convicted person, court may fully or partially revoke or add previously imposed obligations during the probation period. (7) Conditional conviction shall not be applied to persons convicted for special severe crimes as well as to foreign nationals and stateless persons being temporary residents of the Kyrgyz Republic. (Version of the Kyrgyz Republic Law of March 12, 2002, No. 36) Article 64. Conditional Conviction Revocation or Probation Period Extension (1) Should the conditionally convicted person prove oneself successfully corrected prior to the probation period completion, court, at request of the body responsible for control of the convicted person, may decide on revocation of conditional conviction and cancellation the criminal record. In this case, conditional conviction may be revoked upon at least a half of the imposed probation period. (2) Should the conditionally convicted person evade from fulfillment of obligations imposed by court or committed public disturbance for which such person was sentenced by administrative discipline, court, at request of the body mentioned in part 1 of this Article, may extend the probation period, but not more than by 1 year. (3) Should the conditionally convicted person systematically or persistently evade from fulfillment of obligation imposed by court during