Act C of 2012 on the Criminal Code (as in force on 1 April 2022) This document has been produced for informational purposes only. c) do not visit or attend public places, public events and assemblies of a specific nature or certain public spaces, d) refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages in public places, e) present himself at a specified location at specified intervals, to a specified organ or person, f) contact the state employment service or report to the local government for community employment, g) pursue specific studies, h) undergo a specified medical treatment or curative procedure if consenting to it, i) attend group sessions organised by his probationary supervisor or other sessions listed in the community employment programme of the probationary supervisory service. (3) The court or the prosecution service may also impose rules of behaviour other than those specified in paragraph (2), with special regard to the nature of the criminal offence, the damage caused, and improving the chances of integrating the perpetrator into society. (4) A special rule of behaviour under paragraph (2) b) shall be imposed on a perpetrator under section 69 (2) c) or d) for the protection of the aggrieved party or, having regard to his relationship with the aggrieved party, of his relative. With the exception where the technical requirements for using a technical tracking device are not met, in a situation under section 69 (2) c), the court shall order the use of a technical tracking device to monitor compliance with this rule. (5) As regards a perpetrator under section 69 (2) d), the court may depart from the provisions set out in paragraph (4) taking account of the circumstances of the commission of the criminal offence, the degree of danger to society posed by the personality of the perpetrator, the relationship between the perpetrator and the aggrieved party of the criminal offence or another person endangered in connection with the criminal offence, or other sentencing factors. (6) Being ordered to stay away in accordance with paragraph (2) b) shall not prevent a perpetrator who is holder of a right of contact from keeping supervised contact with his minor child. Confiscation Section 72 (1) An object shall be confiscated if a) it was used or intended to be used as a means of committing a criminal offence, b) it was created by way of committing a criminal offence, c) it was the subject of a criminal offence, or it was used to transport such an object after completing the criminal offence, d) its possession poses a threat to public safety or is in breach of the law. (2) Any press product in which the criminal offence was committed shall be confiscated. (3) In the cases specified in paragraph (1) a) and c), unless dispensing with the application of confiscation is excluded by an obligation under international law, confiscation shall not be ordered if the object is not the property of the perpetrator, provided that the owner did not know of the commission in advance. (4) Confiscation shall also be ordered if a) the perpetrator is not liable to punishment due to infancy, mental disorder or for any other reason terminating liability to punishment specified by an Act, b) the perpetrator was reprimanded, c) it may not be enforced during the period of special protection granted by the Act on the special protection of borrowed cultural goods. (5) The confiscation of an object that is subjected to forfeiture of assets shall not be ordered. 21 Contact: eu-forditas@im.gov.hu