The court may, when passing a judgment for a felony or misdemeanor, decide to confiscate seized items resulting from the offence, used or might have been used therein without prejudice to the rights of third parties in good faith. If the said items belong to a category, including the manufacture, use, possession of or dealing with the items, is considered an offence in itself, a judgment to confiscate shall be passed in all circumstances, even if the said items do not belong to the accused. Article 77 Without prejudice of the rights of the relevant administrative authorities in deporting any foreigner pursuant to the law, the court may, when it condemns a foreigner to a penalty restrictive of liberty in a felony or misdemeanor, decide to deport him from the State after serving the penalty. If the judgment for the penalty provided for in the previous paragraph is issued for an offence against honor or trust, the court shall decide to deport the foreigner from the State after the completion of the penalty or it being dropped. Article 78 The court may, in matters of misdemeanors, decide to deport the foreigner from the country instead of condemning him to the penalty provided for the offence. Chapter Three Suspension of Penalty Execution Article 79 The court, when passing a judgment for an offence punishable by a term of imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or a fine, may order the suspension of the execution of the penalty if it considers that the morals of the convicted, his past, age or the circumstances in which the offence was perpetrated, to be good reasons to believe that he shall not reoffend. The court may decide that the suspension of the execution shall include any subsidiary penalty and all the criminal effects except for confiscation. Article 80 The suspension of the execution of the penalty shall last three years from the day the judgment become definitive. If the said period elapses without a judgment is passed to overturn the suspension of the execution, the judgment imposing the penalty shall be considered not applicable. Article 81 The suspension of execution may be an ed in the two following cases: 1- If during the period of suspension, a judgment for imprisonment is passed against the convict for more than three months for an intentional offence perpetrated during or before the said period and the court did not know about it when ordering the suspension of execution. 2- If it appears that a judgment of imprisonment for a term of more than three months for an intentional offence was passed before ordering the suspension of execution and the court did not know about it.