impose the execution of the measure of compulsory treatment of alcoholics or drug addicts in a health or other specialized institution. (4) If this measure is pronounced with a sentence, except imprisonment sentence, or conditional conviction, conditional conviction with protective supervision, a court admonition or an acquittal from conditional conviction, it may last a maximum of two years. Medical and pharmacological treatment Article 65-a (1) The court may impose a measure medical and pharmacological treatment on an offender of sexual assault upon a child of up to 14 years of age if there is a threat he to continue committing such acts. (2) If life sentence is prescribed for the act, the court may sentence the offender to imprisonment of 40 years, provided that he agrees to medical and pharmacological treatment which lasts until the end of his life or until the time the court considers necessary for the treatment. (3) If long-lasting sentence of 40 years is prescribed for the act, the court may sentence the offender to imprisonment of 20 years, provided that he agrees to medical and pharmacological treatment which lasts until the end of his life or until the time the court considers necessary for the treatment. (4) If imprisonment of 20 years is prescribed for the act, the court may sentence the offender to minimum imprisonment for the act, provided that he agrees to medical and pharmacological treatment which lasts until the end of his life or until the time the court considers necessary for the treatment. (5) The measure referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article shall be served in freedom in specialized medical institutions upon serving the sentence of imprisonment and the supervision over the enforcement of the measure shall be conducted by the Directorate for Execution of Sanctions. The Directorate for Execution of Sanctions shall at least once in six months notify the court about the execution of the measure referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article and about the need of its extension or termination. (6) If the offender in the cases referred to in paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of this Article does not subject to the measure medical and pharmacological treatment or voluntarily stops the treatment, the court may determine to coercivelly implement the measure in a health or another specialized institution. (7) As an exception to paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of this Article, the court shall mandatorily impose the measure referred to in paragraph (1) of this Article even without the consent of the offender if the offender recommits the act. The measure medical and pharmacological 33/217