(1) A judicial admonition may be applied for a criminal offence, for which a fine or a prison sentence not exceeding one year is prescribed, provided that such an offence has been committed in particularly mitigating circumstances. (2) Under conditions set forth by this Penal Code, a judicial admonition may be applied for certain criminal offences even if punishable by imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years. (3) The court shall administer a judicial admonition for one or more criminal offences committed in concurrence, provided that conditions under paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article are met in each of them. (4) In deciding whether to apply a judicial admonition, the court shall take into account the personality of the perpetrator, his past behaviour, his conduct after committing the criminal offence, the degree of his criminal liability, and other circumstances, under which the offence was committed. Chapter Six SAFETY MEASURES Types of Safety Measures Article 69 The following safety measures may be ordered for perpetrators of criminal offences: - barring from performing the occupation; - revoking of the driving licence; - confiscation of objects. Conditions for Application of Safety Measures Article 70 (1) The court may apply one or more safety measures to the perpetrator of a criminal offence, when the statutory conditions for their application are met. (2) The revoking of a driving licence and the confiscation of objects may be ordered for the perpetrator, when a prison sentence, a suspended sentence, or a judicial admonition has been imposed on him, as well as in the case of the withdrawal of a sentence. (3) Barring to perform an occupation may be ordered if the perpetrator has been sentenced to imprisonment or when such a sentence has been suspended.