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(2) The order to have the accused person brought in shall be executed by the police.(3) The order to have the accused person brought in is issued in writing. The order shallcontain the first name and surname of the accused person who is to be brought in, placeand date of birth, the legal designation of the criminal offence with which the accusedperson is charged and specification of the relevant provision of the criminal code, thegrounds on which the order was issued, the official seal and the signature of the judgewho ordered the accused person to be brought in.(4) The person instructed to execute the order shall serve the order to the accusedperson and invite the accused person to accompany him. Where an accused personrefuses, he shall be brought in by force.(5) Orders for bringing in military personnel, police officers or warders in institutionswhere persons deprived of liberty are held shall be executed by their command or theirinstitution.4. Bans on leaving abodes or other locationsArticle 136(1) Where there are circumstances indicating that an accused person could abscond, gointo hiding, move to an unknown destination or a foreign country, the court may issue asubstantiated order barring him from leaving his abode or location without permission.(2) Together with the measure referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article, accused personsmay also be barred from visiting certain locations, meeting certain persons, orapproaching certain persons, or may be ordered to periodically appear before aspecified public authority, or be temporarily deprived of their travel documents or driver’slicences.(3) The measures referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article may not restrict theright of the accused person to live in his own dwelling, to meet without obstruction withfamily members and close relatives, unless those persons are included in the measurereferred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, and to meet his defence counsel.(4) In the ruling ordering the measures referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article,the accused person shall be cautioned that he could be remanded in detention if heviolates the prohibitions ordered against him.(5) The court may order travel documents returned to an accused person with an urgentneed to travel to a foreign country, provided the accused person names a proxy toreceive mail in the Republic of Serbia, and promises to respond to every summons ofthe court, and posts bail.(6) During the investigation, the measures referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of thisArticle shall be imposed and repealed by the investigating judge, and after the indictmenthas been filed, the president of the chamber, or the chamber. Where a measure has notbeen proposed by the public prosecutor, and the proceedings are being conducted in