offence under the influence of alcohol is not capable of controlling his or her craving for alcohol, it may be determined in a judgment that he or she is to be placed in an appropriate home for treatment.] In such a case, the judgment shall provide for placement in the home for up to 18 months or, in the case of a repeated offence, for up to 3 years. [The minister] shall decide, in accordance with the proposals of the governing board of the home and the physician involved, whether the person may be released from the home before the maximum period stated above has passed, because he or she may be regarded as cured. 1) 2) 1) L. 31/1961, 5. gr. L. 162/2010, 88. gr. 2) Art. 66 If anyone vows to harm another person or threatens another person with death, arson or other mischief, and punishment either cannot be applied or is considered not to provide adequate security, the prosecution may take steps, either at the request of the person concerned or without such request, if it considers it necessary in view of legal certainty, to have a court ruling delivered as to whether measures are to be taken to prevent the threat from being carried out, including whether the person making the threat is to pay bail or should be taken into custody. A court may rescind such measures if they are no longer considered necessary due to changed circumstances. If the prosecution so wishes, the case may be referred at any time for a new ruling by a court. The person against whom the ruling is directed may in all cases also demand, when 6 months have passed since the sentence was passed or the last ruling was delivered, and earlier if the prosecution gives its consent, that the matter be referred anew to a court on official instigation. [Procedure in cases under this Article shall be in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure.] 1) 1) L. 88/2008, 234. gr. Art. 67 If a person is sentenced to [prison] and it can be considered highly likely, in terms of the nature of the offence and the person’s mental condition, and also in view of his or her previous conduct, that he or she will offend as a matter of habit or as a means of earning his or her living, and is therefore dangerous to his or her environment, it may be decided, either in the sentence or later in a special case brought at the instigation of the prosecution, that security measures in accordance with Article 66 are to be taken after the sentence has been served. Such measures may be lifted in accordance with the same rules as are laid down in Article 66. 1) 1) L. 82/1998, 13. gr. Art. 68 [If a civil servant commits a criminal offence, he or she may, in a [criminal case] brought against him or her, be deprived of the right to pursue his or her position if he or she is no longer considered worthy or competent to do so. A person found guilty of an offence may then, in [a criminal case] brought 1) 1)