- 41 Article 95. CDL-REF(2021)022 Releasing from criminal liability or punishment due to expiration of the statute of limitations When releasing a person having committed a criminal offence before attaining the age of eighteen from criminal liability or punishment due to expiration of the statute of limitations, the statutes of limitations provided for in Articles 75 and 81 of this Code shall be reduced by half, respectively. Article 96. Expiry of conviction 1. After serving a non-custodial punishment, the conviction of a person shall be considered to have expired. 2. Terms for the expiry of conviction as provided for in Article 84 of this Code shall be reduced for persons having committed a criminal offence before attaining the age of eighteen and shall be respectively equal to: (1) one year following the serving of an imprisonment for a crime of medium gravity; (2) three years following the serving of an imprisonment for a grave crime; (3) five years following the serving of an imprisonment for a particularly grave crime. SECTION 6 OTHER CRIMINAL-LAW ENFORCEMENT MEASURES (title edited by HO-114-N of 21 June 2014) CHAPTER 15 MEDICAL COERCIVE MEASURES AND PROPERTY CONFISCATION (title supplemented by HO-114-N of 21 June 2014) Article 97. Ground for application of medical coercive measures 1. The court may impose medical coercive measures on a person who: (1) has committed the act provided for in an Article of the Special Part of this Code in the state of insanity; (2) following commission of a criminal offence, acquired a mental disorder which makes imposition or execution of a punishment impossible; (3) has committed a criminal offence in the state of limited sanity; (4) has committed a criminal offence and has been declared a person who needs treatment from alcoholism or drug addiction. 2. Medical coercive measures shall be imposed on persons specified in part 1 of this Article only in cases when mental disorders are associated with a possibility of inflicting other essential damage by those persons, or with being dangerous to themselves or to other persons. 3. The procedure for application of medical coercive measures shall be defined by law.