Definition
(3) A probation period which is not less then one year and not more then three years shall be imposed for an offender whose sentence has been suspended. The lower limit of this period shall not be less than the term of sentence.
(4) Within the probation period, the court may decide that:
a) an offender, who does not have a profession or trade, shall attend an educational program for educational purposes,
b) an offender, who possesses a profession or trade, shall work in a public or private institution under the supervision of another person who has the same profession or trade in return for remuneration, c) an offender, who is under the age of eighteen years of age, shall attend an educational institution, which provides accommodation when necessary, in order to acquire a profession or trade.
(5) The court may assign an expert to counsel the offender within the probation period. This expert shall: give guidance to the offender designed to aid the person to act responsibly and refrain from negative behaviour; meet and discuss with the authorities of the educational institution or work place of the offender; prepare a report, every three months, on the development, behaviour, social adaptation and sense of responsibility of the offender and convey these reports to the judge.
(6) The court, by considering the personality and social status of the offender, may decide not to impose any obligation or authorize an expert for the probation period.
(7) If the convict commits an intentional offence or does not follow his obligations within the probation period, despite the warning of the judge, the Court shall decide to fully or partly enforce the suspended sentence in an enforcement institution.
(8) If a period of probation has been spent in compliance with the requirements and in a good manner, the sentence shall be regarded as served.