Court Discretion to Order Replacement Treatment After Execution Authority Termination of Suspended Sentence

In a case where a court had previously suspended a prison sentence and ordered an outpatient measure, which the execution authority subsequently terminated, the court reasoned that despite generally being bound by the execution authority's decision to terminate a measure, it retains the discretion under relevant statute to order a replacement or identical measure if the indication for treatment remains clearly established by expert opinion, emphasizing judicial flexibility in sentencing to best serve the individual's needs, especially when the termination was not based on independent expert findings.