serious crimes. Death penalty shall not apply to juvenile offenders, pregnant women and women nursing children under 36 months old at the time of committing crimes or being tried. Death penalty shall not apply to pregnant women and women nursing their children under 36 months old. For these cases, the death penalty shall be converted into life imprisonment. In cases where persons sentenced to death enjoy commutation, the death penalty shall be converted into life imprisonment. Article 36.- Ban from holding certain posts, ban from practicing certain occupations or doing certain jobs The ban from holding certain posts, ban from practicing certain occupations or doing certain jobs shall apply when it is deemed that to allow the sentenced persons to hold such posts, practice such occupations or do such jobs, may cause harm to society. The ban duration ranges from one year to five years from the date the imprisonment penalty is completely served or the judgement takes legal effect if the principal penalty is a warning, fine, non-custodial reform or in cases where persons are sentenced to a suspended sentence. Article 37.- Ban from residence Ban from residence means forcing persons sentenced to imprisonment not to take temporary or permanent residence in certain localities. The residence ban duration ranges from one year to five years from the date the imprisonment penalty is completely served. Article 38.- Probation Probation means forcing the sentenced persons to reside, earn their living and reform themselves in a certain locality under the supervision and education of the local administration and people. During the probation period, the sentenced persons must not leave their residence places and are deprived of a number of civic rights according to Article 39 of this Code and banned from practicing certain occupations or doing certain jobs. Probation applies to persons who commit crimes infringing upon national security, dangerous recidivists or in other cases stipulated by this Code. The probation duration ranges from one year to five years from the date the imprisonment penalty is completely served.