commission the police with explaining the conditions to him or her, and the consequences of violating them, as soon as the judgment is published.] ] 2) 3) 1) L. 101/1976, 8. gr. L. 39/2000, 3. gr. L. 22/1955, 4. gr. 2) 3) [Art. 57 a [It may be decided in a judgment that up to 3 months of a prison sentence are to be non-suspended [i.e. served], the remainder being suspended.] A fine may be imposed in the judgment in connection with a conditional sentence, even though a fine is not specified as the punishment for the offence being judged.] 1) 2) 1) L. 82/1998, 12. gr. L. 101/1976, 9. gr. 2) Art. 58 … 1) 1) L. 49/2005, 82. gr. Art. 59 [[If a party violates, in substantial aspects, the conditions set or instructions given under items 1-6 of the third paragraph of Article 57, the prosecutor may demand that the judge reopen the case, providing that the suspension period has not ended when the police begin their investigation of the violation of the condition by the person concerned.] If the person does not admit to having violated conditions, or considers that he or she was unable to comply with them for reasons for which he or she cannot be held responsible, he or she may demand a ruling on this point by a judge. … Even if conditions have been violated, the judge may decide in a ruling that the suspension is to remain in force, with amendments to the conditions as appropriate, including the length of the suspension, providing the maximum specified in the second paragraph of Article 57 is observed. … If the punishment has not previously been decided, the judge may decide it, with or without conditions. If the punishment has previously been specified in a judgment, the judge shall then decide on execution of the sentence if no suspension is granted under the third paragraph of this Article.] [Procedure in cases under this Article shall be in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure.] 1) 2) 2) 3) 2) 1) L. 24/1999, 6. gr. L. 88/2008, 234. gr. L. 22/1955, 6. gr. 2) 3) Art. 60 [[If the police begin an investigation against a person as a defendant before the end of the suspension period, the courts may then impose a separate unconditional sentence for that offence while allowing the conditional sentence to stand.] . This may be done particularly when the new offence was not committed on purpose or when it is punishable by a fine only. Alternatively, the judge may examine both cases and judge them jointly. Such a sentence may be suspended. If punishment is imposed, it shall be specified in accordance with the rules of Article 77 if the new offence was committed after delivery of the district court judgment in 1)