Article 405 — Article (405) The Competent Authority for Revocation of Electronic Monitoring Order
Book 5: Miscellaneous Provisions · Part 4: Special Criminal Procedures · Chapter 4: Imposing Electronic Monitoring: Section 1: General Provisions: Article (383) Concept of Imposing Electronic Monitoring on the Defendant · Section 3: Imposing Provisional Electronic Monitoring Instead of Custodial Sentence: Article (397) Imposing Provisional Electronic Monitoring instead of Confinement
1. The revocation judgment referred to in Articles [403] and [404] of this law shall be rendered by the court that ordered the electronic monitoring measure, upon motion of the Public Prosecution, and after serving a notice to appear upon the convict.
2. The court that renders the final judgment imposing custodial sentence pursuant to Article [403.1] of this Law shall have the authority, either sua sponte or upon motion of the Public Prosecution, to revoke the Electronic Monitoring Order.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.
