Article 93. Prolongation, Alteration or Discontinuance of Coercive Medical Measures (1) Court may decide on prolongation, alteration or discontinuance of coercive medical measures based on conclusion drafted by the board of psychiatrists. (2) Persons undergoing coercive medical measures under court decision shall at least once in 6 months undergo examination by the board of psychiatrists in order to decide on possible solicitation to court about discontinuance or alteration of coercive medical measures. Should there be no grounds to alter or discontinue coercive medical measures, the board of psychiatrists shall draft a conclusion on prolongation of such measures which shall at least once a year be submitted by the medical institution administration to court for consideration. Article 94. Reckoning of the Coercive Medical Measures Term A person that after commission of the crime or during service of sentence has been taken ill with a mental disorder preventing such person from realizing or managing one’s actions, may be sentenced by court after recovery of the ability to realize and manage one’s actions, unless the time limitation period expires or there are any other grounds for indemnity and exemption from criminal liability. Should such person be sentenced, the time of coercive medical measures application shall be included in the sentence term based on the rate of a day in the mental hospital equal to a day in prison. Article 95. Applying Medical Measures to Persons Ill with Mental Disorder not Excluding Legal Sanity Medical measures applied to persons with mental disorder not excluding legal sanity of persons sentenced to imprisonment shall include outpatient examination by psychiatrist, treatment in a mental hospital, as well as providing conditions for psychotherapeutic and psychocorrectional measures during the service of sentence. In-patient treatment shall be carried out as recommended by psychiatrist in case of adverse changes in the person’s mental state. Persons sentenced to punishment not related to imprisonment or arrest shall be treated under general conditions. Article 96. Applying Medical Measures to Persons Addicted to Alcohol, Drugs or Other Toxic Substances or those with Tuberculosis, Venereal Diseases or HIV (1) Should a crime be committed by a person addicted to alcohol, drugs or other toxic substances or that with tuberculosis, venereal diseases or HIV, court may impose medical measures in combination with a sentence, subject to appropriate medical report. (2) The above mentioned persons sentenced to punishment not related to imprisonment, shall be treated in medical institutions. Persons sentenced to imprisonment shall be treated in facilities of their sentence service and in medical institutions upon completion of sentence service, if necessary.