(4) The perpetrator of a criminal offence who does not act in accordance with the ban on carrying out a certain occupation, activity or duty during a probation period set in a suspended sentence, may be treated pursuant to the provision of Article 66 (Revocation of Suspended Sentence Caused by Failure to Fulfil Particular Obligations) of this Code. Article 77 Ban on Driving Motor Vehicle (1) The security measure of ban on driving a motor vehicle may be imposed to a perpetrator of a criminal offence against traffic safety, if there is a danger that he will, by driving a motor vehicle, perpetrate such criminal offence again. (2) Under the conditions referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article, the ban on driving a motor vehicle may be imposed regarding only a certain type or regarding any type of a motor vehicle. (3) The security measure of ban on driving a motor vehicle may be imposed for a term not less than three months nor more than five years, counting from the date the decision becomes final, with the provision that the time spent serving the punishment of imprisonment shall not be credited toward the term of this security measure. (4) To the perpetrator of a criminal offence to whom driving a motor vehicle has been banned along with the substitution of the punishment of imprisonment or suspended sentence, if he does not comply with the ban, the provisions of Article 44 (Community Service) paragraph 5 and Article 66 (Revocation of Suspended Sentence caused by Failure to Fulfil Particular Obligations) paragraph 5 of this Code shall be applied. Article 78 Forfeiture of objects (1) Objects used or destined for use in the perpetration of a criminal offence, or those that resulted from the perpetration of a criminal offence, shall be forfeited, if there is a danger that they will be used again for the perpetration of a criminal offence, or if the purpose of protecting the public safety or moral reasons make the forfeiture absolutely necessary, if those objects are owned by the perpetrator. (2) Objects referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article may be forfeited even if not owned by the perpetrator, if consideration of public safety or moral reasons so require, but such forfeiture does not affect the rights of third parties to obtain damage compensation from the perpetrator. (3) In the cases referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, the law may prescribe mandatory forfeiture. X C H A P T E R T E N RULES RELATING TO EDUCATIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS, EDUCATIONAL MEASURES AND PUNISHING JUVENILES Article 79 Application of Special Criminal Provisions to Juveniles (1) To juvenile perpetrators of criminal offences the provisions of Articles 79 through 109 of this Code shall apply, while other criminal provisions set forth in the other laws shall apply to juveniles only insofar as they do not exceed the boundaries defined by special provisions for juvenile perpetrators of criminal offences. (2) Special provisions for juvenile perpetrators of criminal offences are also applied under conditions set forth in the provisions of Articles 79 through 109 of this Code to adults, who are being tried for criminal offences that they have perpetrated as juveniles, and exceptionally to persons who have perpetrated a criminal offence as young adults. Article 80 24