Act C of 2012 on the Criminal Code (as in force on 1 April 2022) This document has been produced for informational purposes only. Disqualification from a profession Section 113/A In cases deserving special consideration, the application of section 53 (2) against a juvenile may be dispensed with. Expulsion Section 114 A juvenile may be expelled if a) he is sentenced to imprisonment for ten years or more, b) his presence in the country would pose a significant threat to public safety, and c) his right to respect for his family life is not violated. Exclusion from participating in public affairs Section 115 A juvenile may only be excluded from participating in public affairs if he is sentenced to imprisonment for over one year. Release on probation Section 116 (1) A juvenile may be released on probation in relation to any criminal offence. (2) The probationary period shall not be shorter than one year or longer than two years. (3) In a case specified in section 66 (1), the court shall order special education in a juvenile correctional institution or impose a penalty. Reparation work Section 117 A juvenile may only be subject to reparation work if he has attained the age of sixteen years when the conclusive decision is passed. Ban on entering certain areas Section 118 If a juvenile has an appropriate family environment, he may not be banned from the settlement in which his family lives. Probationary supervision Section 119 (1) During the period of a) parole, b) release on probation, c) probationary period of a sentence of suspended imprisonment, d) temporary release from a juvenile correctional institution, e) conditional suspension by the prosecutor, a juvenile shall be subject to probationary supervision. (2) If a juvenile is sentenced to reparation work then he shall also be subject to probationary supervision. (3) Section 71 (4) shall not apply to a juvenile. Special education in a juvenile correctional institution Section 120 (1) Special education in a juvenile correctional institution may be ordered by a court if placement in a juvenile correctional institution is necessary for a juvenile to be raised successfully. A person may not be sentenced to special education in a juvenile correctional institution if he has attained the age of twenty years when the conclusive decision is passed. (2) The period of special education in a juvenile correctional institution shall not be shorter than one year or longer than four years. 34 Contact: eu-forditas@im.gov.hu