Article 74. Cancellation of a suspended sentence or extension of the probationary period

1. If, prior to the expiry of the probation period, a conditional convicted person by his or her conduct has proved his or her correction, compensated for the harm (in whole or in part) caused by the offence in the amount determined by the decision The court may, on the advice of the body supervising the behaviour of the sentenced person, order the cancellation of the suspended conviction and the removal of the conviction. e The conviction may be quashed after at least one half of the period of probation. 2. If the suspended convicted person has evaded the performance of his or her duties by the court, he or she has failed to do so. I have made reparation (in whole or in part) for damage caused by a crime, to the extent determined by a court decision, or have committed a breach of public order for which he has been brought before the Minister 2.1 The court may, on the recommendation of the body referred to in part one of this article, extend the probation period by not more than one year. The extension of the trial period in respect of its failure to compensate the damage caused by the offence in the amount determined by the court decision systematically avoids the compensation of the said offence. Yes, the court may, on the advice of the body referred to in part one of this article, also decide to set aside the conditional conviction and the execution of the sentence imposed by the court ' s sentence. 3. The convicted person, during the trial period, systematically violated public order, for which he was charged with administrative responsibility and failed to perform the court ' s prescribed duties. The court may, at the request of the body referred to in part one of this article, order the annulment of the suspended sentence and the execution of the sentence imposed on the person concerned. 4. In the case of the commission of a crime of negligence or of an intentional offence of a minor or moderate gravity by a conditional convicted person during the trial period, the question of the annulment or of 5. In the case of a suspended sentence committed during the trial period of a premeditated, serious or particularly serious offence, the court shall set aside the suspended sentence. 6. Under the same rules, penalties shall be imposed in the cases provided for in paragraph 4 of this article. If the offences referred to in these parts are committed prior to the imposition of a suspended sentence in respect of In such a case, a new offence may be tried only after the conditional sentence has entered into force.