KEY RECOMMENDATIONS 94 of electronic monitoring. The place and time of the convicted person's stay is determined by the court. – A court may also impose one or more prohibitive or mandatory injunctions in respect of a person upon whom the penalty of restriction of liberty has been imposed: 1) to refrain from visiting certain places; 2) to refrain from communicating with certain individuals or groups of individuals; 3) not to own, use, acquire, store on one’s own or transfer for safekeeping to other persons certain items; 4) use psychoactive substances; 5) to compensate, fully or in part, for the property damage incurred by a criminal act or to eliminate such damage with his own work; 6) to take up employment or register at the Lithuanian Employment Service, or to study; 7) to undergo a treatment for alcohol addition, drug addiction, addiction to toxic substances or for a sexually transmitted disease, where the convicted person agrees to it; 8) to work for no remuneration for up to 200 hours within a period laid down by a court, but not exceeding the term of restriction of liberty at health care, social care and guardianship establishments or non-state organisations caring for persons with disabilities, older people or other persons in need of assistance; 9) participate in the correctional and motivational programs. – Probation (Lt. probacija; lygtinis nuteisimas): the convicted person is supervised outside the prison. Such a supervision may vary greatly, depending on many specific circumstances and types of sentences. Generally, the probationer must regularly visit their probation officer, comply with the obligations