(1) If a person has incurred a fine not exceeding one hundred and eighty daily units, the court may warn him at the time of conviction, indicate the sentence and defer its imposition if

1.  it can be expected that the offender will commit no further offences without the immediate imposition of the sentence;

2.  a comprehensive evaluation of the offence and the personality of the offender warrant the existence of special circumstances which obviate the imposition of a sentence; and

3.  reasons of general deterrence do not demand the imposition of a sentence.

Section 56(1) 2nd sentence shall apply mutatis mutandis.

(2) Ancillary orders for confiscation, deprivation or destruction may be imposed in addition to a warning. A warning with deferment shall not be considered alongside measures of rehabilitation and incapacitation.