shall not recur to violating the law. The court shall indicate in the ruling the recital for suspending the execution of the judgement. It may render the suspension of the ruling comprehensive of any auxiliary penalty and all criminal effects consequent upon the court judgement. Article 56 The order shall be issued staying the execution of the penalty for a period of three years effective the day on which the court ruling becomes final. The stay-of-execution order may be cancelled: 1. If a court sentence is pronounced against the convict during that period, confining him/her to prison for more than one month, for a deed he committed before or after the stay-of-execution order. 2. If during that period indications emerge that a judgement as prescribed in the previous clause had been passed against the convict before the stay-of-execution order, and the court had not been aware of it. Article 57 The ruling quashing the order shall be pronounced by the court that ordered the stay of execution of the judgement, upon the request of the Public Prosecution, after serving a citation on the convict. If the penalty on which the quashing order was based had been imposed after the stay of execution, the court by which the penalty was inflicted may also pronounce the quashing ruling ex officio or upon the request of the public prosecution. Article 58 The quashing judgement shall result in executing the imposed penalty as well as all collateral penalties and criminal effects that have been stopped. Article 59