Council Framework Decision 2008/947/JHA of 27 November 2008 on the application of the principle of mutual recognition to judgments and probation decisions with a view to the supervision of probation measures and alternative sanctions has been implemented in Poland by adding two new chapters to the Code of Criminal Procedure of 6 June 1997: Chapter 66h (Articles 611u - 611uc) and Chapter 66i (Articles 611ud - 611uj).
Mandatory grounds for refusal have been listed in the Article 611ug § 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure:
1. act in relation to which the ruling has been issued, does not constitute a criminal offence pursuant to the Polish law,
2. perpetrator does not stay in the Republic of Poland, unless there are grounds to assume that the perpetrator shall return to it.
Optional grounds for refusal have been listed in the Article 611ug § 3 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The measures available under the Polish law implementing the FD have been listed in the Article 611ud § 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Ruling of the competent authority of the EU Member State shall be subject to execution in the Republic of Poland, provided that, in a designated period of probation, the ruling imposes on the perpetrator the obligation of:
1) appear before a specific body,
2) informing a specific body of changing the place of stay or work, or obtaining a consent to such a change,
3) staying or refraining from stay in specific environments or places, including also when the ruling prohibits to enter specific places or attend mass events,
4) refraining from contacts with specific persons or approaching specific persons,
5) refraining from possessing specific objects,
6) providing maintenance for another person,
7) redressing the loss,
8) education,
9) carrying out free of charge controlled community work, community service or gainful work,
10) subjecting themselves to certain prohibitions or restrictions in practicing the profession, conducting professional and business activity,
11) subjecting themselves to treatment or therapy,
12) subjecting themselves to supervision of a probation officer, social worker or public institutions whose tasks include care of education, prevention of demoralisation, and support of the sentenced persons.