In addition to the measures stipulated in this Law, the court may, at the request of the Public Prosecution, order that the convict of one of the felonies stipulated in this Chapter, whose condition necessitates the application of such measure for the protection of the public safety, and for the period specified by the court, shall be subject to one or more of the following measures: 1. Travel ban. 2. Restricting residence at a certain place; 3. Prohibiting visits to certain locations or places. 4. Prohibiting contact with a specific person or persons. 5. Prohibiting the use of certain means of communication or prohibiting the possession or acquisition thereof. 6. Placing the convict under supervision or probation. 7. Placing the convict in one of the rehabilitation centres. 8. Subjecting to counselling programs for those convicted of felonies against the internal security of the State. The Public Prosecution shall supervise the implementation of the measures and submit reports to the court which ordered the same about the conduct of the person subject to the measure at periodic intervals, none of which exceeds (3) three months. The court may order to terminate, amend or reduce the duration of a measure, at the request of the Public Prosecution or the person subject to the measure; but if such request is rejected, no new request may be submitted unless after (3) three months as of the date of rejection. The person subject to the measure shall be punished by imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year if he violates the measure ordered by the court.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.