31 In the instance, if a crime was committed by persons suffering alcohol, drugs, and toxic substances addiction, a court, on the grounds of a medical opinion, may apply compulsory medical measures, in addition to a penalty. The persons listed in Paragraph 1 of this Article, convicted to a non-custodial penalty, shall be subject to compulsory medical treatment in medical institutions. The persons listed in Paragraph 1 of this Article, convicted to imprisonment or arrest, shall be subject to medical treatment at the places of serving sentences, and after release, if required, in medical institutions on general grounds. SPECIAL PART SECTION ONE. PERSONAL CRIME CHAPTER 1. CRIMES AGAINST LIFE Article 97. Intentional Killing Intentional killing shall be punished by imprisonment from ten and fifteen years. Aggravated intentional killing, that is: a) of at least two persons; b) of a woman known to be pregnant; c) of a person known to be helpless; d) of a person or his close relatives in connection with his performing a professional or civil duty; e) by a way endangering other people’s lives; f) during a riot; g) with abnormal brutality; h) with rape or forced sexual intercourse in an unnatural form; i) from mercenary motives; j) due to ethnic or religious hatred; k) due to hooliganism; l) due to religious prejudices; m) with a purpose of obtaining a transplant or using parts of a corpse; n) with a purpose to conceal a crime or to facilitate commission thereof; o) committed by a group of individuals, or by a member of an organized criminal group in its interests; p) committed repeatedly or by a dangerous recidivist; q) committed by a special dangerous recidivist shall be punished with imprisonment from fifteen up to twenty years or by capital penalty. Article 98. Intentional Killing in Heat of Passion Intentional killing in a heat of passion caused by lawless violence or great insult by a victim, as well as by a lawless action by a victim – shall be punished with imprisonment up to five years. Article 99. Intentional Killing of Newly-Born Child Committed by Mother