taken, may sentence convicted male juveniles to serve the imprisonment term in general security educational facilities. Article 83. Coercive Educational Measures (1) A juvenile that has committed a petty or a less severe crime for the first time may be exempted from criminal liability if it is recognized possible to achieve the offender’s correction through coercive educational measures. (2) A juvenile offender may be imposed with the following coercive educational measures: 1) notice; 2) handing over to parents or their substitutes or juvenile commission; 3) leisure time limitation and setting special requirements to the juvenile’s conduct. (3) A juvenile may at one time be imposed with a number of coercive educational measures. Terms of coercive educational measure application as provided for in points 2 and 3 of part 2 of this Article shall be set by the body imposing such measures. (4) In case of systematic non-fulfillment of coercive educational measure by the juvenile, at request of the juvenile commission, such measure shall be revoked, and the file forwarded for consideration of criminal liability for the juvenile. (In version of the Kyrgyz Republic Law of September 21, 1998, No. 124) Article 84. Substance of Coercive Educational Measures (1) Prevention consists in explaining to the juvenile the damage of the act such person committed and implications of repeated crime as provided hereby. (2) Handing over to parents or their substitutes or to the juvenile inspectorate or juvenile inspection of interior bodies means obliging them with applying educational measures to the juvenile and control of the juvenile’s conduct. (3) Leisure time limitation and special requirements to the juvenile’s conduct may include prohibition to visit certain places, be engaged in certain leisure activities, including those related to driving of a mechanical vehicle, limitations on time spent outdoors after a certain moment, or leaving to other locations without consent of the juvenile commission. A juvenile may also be required to return to the educational institution or find employment with the assistance of the juvenile commission. The above list is not exhaustive. Article 85. Juvenile Indemnity (1) A juvenile may be indemnified provided for in part (2) A juvenile by court if it the achieved by placing convicted for a petty crime or a less severe crime with application of coercive educational measures 2 of Article 82 hereof. convicted for a less severe crime may be indemnified purpose of sentence is recognized possible to be the juvenile in a special educational or a medical