3. Where compulsory medical measures are discontinued due to improvement of mental condition of a person, a court may place him/her under care of relatives or custodians on condition of a compulsory medical follow-up. 4. Where compulsory medical measures are discontinued due to recovery, persons, who committed any offense in state of sanity but developed insanity before a sentence was pronounced, shall be liable to punishment on general grounds, and persons, who developed insanity while serving a sentence, shall continue to serve the sentence. Article 96. Compulsory treatment 1. Compulsory treatment may be ordered by a court in respect of persons, who committed offenses and have any disease dangerous to the health of others, irrespective of the punishment imposed on them. 2. In case of imprisonment or restraint of liberty, treatment shall be provided at the place of service. In case of any other type of punishment, treatment shall be provided in special treatment institutions. Chapter XV. SPECIFIC FEATURES OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY AND PUNISHMENT OF MINORS Article 97. Discharge from criminal liability with imposition of compulsory reformation measures 1. A minor who committed a minor offense for the first time, may be discharged from criminal liability, provided that his reformation is possible without punishment. In such cases, a court shall impose compulsory reformation measures provided for by paragraph 2 of Article 105 of this Code upon the minor. 2. A court shall also apply compulsory reformation measures provided for by paragraph 2 of Article 105 of this Code to a person, who committed a socially dangerous act that classifies as an act provided for by the Special Part of this Code, before he/she attained the age of criminal liability. 3. Where a minor, who committed a criminal offense, evades compulsory reformation measures, such measures shall be canceled and he/she shall be criminally prosecuted. Article 98. Types of punishment 1. The following types of punishment may be imposed on minors, who committed any criminal offense: (1) fine; (2) community service (3) correctional labor; (4) arrest; (5) imprisonment for a determinate term; 2. Minors may be subject to such additional punishments as a fine and deprivation of the right to occupy certain positions or engage in certain activities.