Section 56 มาตรา ๕๖

Whoever commits an offence punishable by imprisonment and in such case the Court would impose imprisonment not exceeding three years, if it does not appear that such person has previously been imprisoned, or it appears that such person was previously imprisoned but only for an offence committed by negligence or a petty offence, the Court, having regard to the age, record, conduct, intelligence, education, health, mental condition, character, occupation, and environment of such person, or the nature of the offence, or other appropriate circumstances, may, if it thinks fit, pass judgment finding such person guilty but suspend the determination of punishment, or determine the punishment but suspend its execution, and release such person to give the opportunity for reform within a period determined by the Court, which shall not exceed five years from the date of the judgment, with or without conditions to control the conduct of such person.
The conditions to control the conduct of the offender may include one or more of the following:
(1) To report to a designated officer from time to time for inquiry, advice, assistance, or admonishment regarding conduct and occupation;
(2) To undergo training or engage in a regular occupation;
(3) To refrain from association or conduct which may lead to the commission of a similar offence;
(4) To undergo treatment for drug addiction, physical or mental deficiency, or other illness at a place and for a period determined by the Court;
(5) Other conditions as the Court thinks fit to prescribe for the correction, rehabilitation, or prevention of the offender from committing further offences.
The Court may modify, supplement, or revoke any of the above conditions when the Court thinks fit or upon the request of the offender.