Article 762 — Prohibitions and Restrictions upon Liberty Affecting Persons.

(1) A prohibition from resorting to certain places conducive to the commission of an offence or further petty offences (Art. 145) may be ordered by the Court in cases where such prohibition appears to be justified, in particular where there has been recidivism or where recidivism is likely. The duration of such prohibition shall be fixed in the judgment, and in any case shall not exceed a maximum period of six months. (2) Other measures restrictive of personal liberty, such ,as prohibition to reside in a place, obligatory residence, placing under supervision, withdrawal of official papers or expulsion (Arts. 146-150) may not be ordered in respect to a person who committed a petty offence.