(1) An appeal to the Supreme Court shall not stay the execution of a judgment; in particular:
(a) any warrant either issued or upheld by the Court of Appeal shall continue to produce its effects;
(b) measures of judicial supervision ordered or confirmed by the Court of Appeal shall continue to produce their effects;
(c) where there is an acquittal or suspended sentence or a fine by the Court of Appeal or
where the term of imprisonment is less or equal to the time spent in detention, the appellant in detention shall be immediately released, subject to the provisions of section
393.
(2) However, the accused may apply to the Supreme Court for suspension of the measures of judicial supervision, or the cancellation of the warrant.
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In force from 27-07-2005
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