Article 198 — Rules of Conduct to be Imposed upon the Criminal.

(1) The Court shall specify the rules of conduct, protection and supervision, which appear to it to be necessary. Such rules may prescribe, in particular, the requirement of learning a trade, residing, working or living in a particular place, refraining from consorting with certain people or consuming alcoholic beverages, remitting to the probationer's family, guardian or protector part of his earnings, undergoing a requisite treatment or subjecting himself to any other similar measure for securing the success of the probation. (2) Rules of conduct shall take into account the individual criminal's needs, according to the circumstances and the nature of the risk run and shall be famed with a view to his reform, in accordance with the provisions of the law. They must not be inconsistent with the aims of the institution of suspension, nor prescribe requirements which are incompatible with the provisions of the law. (3) The rules of conduct laid down may be varied at the request of the probationer, his protector, guardian or guarantor, or on the application of the Attorney General where the necessity is apparent.