Article (29) The Advocate General or the Acting Advocate General may order to seize letters of all types, publications, parcels and telegrams, monitor all means of communication, and record incidents occurring in public or private places whenever such procedures are useful in revealing the truth regarding the crimes subject to the provisions of this Law. In all cases, the order of seizure, monitoring or recording shall be reasoned and for a period not exceeding sixty days. This period shall not be extended except by an order issued by the High Court. Article (30) The Prosecution of Terrorist Crimes12 may directly order to review or obtain any data or information related to accounts, deposits, trusts or safes at banks or other financial institutions or the relevant transaction, if this is proved necessary to reveal the truth regarding the crimes stipulated in this law. 13 Article (31) The Attorney General may when necessary, if evidences established the seriousness of the accusation in any of the crimes stipulated in this law, order to ban the accused from travel during the investigation, or order temporarily to ban the accused from disposing or managing his/her property or any other precautionary measures. The order may include banning the disposition or managing of the spouse's property and the minor children of the accused if such property proved to be transferred to them from the perpetrator with the intention of obstructing the implementation of the banning order. The order to ban property management shall include the assignment of a person to manage the property. In all cases, the Attorney General shall submit the banning order to the High Criminal Court within seven days at most as of the date of its issuance, requesting a judgment of banning the disposition and management or otherwise the order shall be repealed. 12 13 Amended by Legislative Decree No.(68) of 2014. Amended by Legislative Decree No.(20) of 2013.