2. The final punishment of imprisonment imposed on a minor by cumulation of offenses or punishments may not exceed fifteen years. Article 104. Discharge from punishment on probation 1. Discharge from punishment on probation shall be applied to minors pursuant to Articles 75 to 78 of this Code and subject to the provisions of this Article. 2. Discharge on probation may only be applied to minors sentenced to imprisonment. 3. Probation shall be fixed for a period of one to two years. 4. When discharging a minor on probation, a court may place this minor under care and supervision of another person, upon consent of the latter to undertake such obligation. Article 105. Discharge from punishment subject to compulsory correctional measures 1. A minor, who has committed a minor or medium grave offense, may be discharged from punishment by a court, if it is found that the punishment may be discontinued due to the minor's genuine repentance and further irreproachable conduct. 2. In this case, the court shall impose the following correctional measures on a minor: (1) warning; (2) restriction of leisure time and special requirements to a minor's conduct; (3) placing a minor under supervision of his/her parents or foster parents, or school teachers or colleagues upon their consent, or other individuals at their request; (4) obliging a minor, who has attained 15 years of age and possesses any property, money or has any earnings, to compensate any pecuniary damages; (5) placing a minor in a special educational and correctional institution for children and teenagers until the minor's complete correction but for a term not exceeding three years. Conditions of stay in and procedure of discharge from these institutions shall be provided for by law. 3. A minor may be subjected to several compulsory correctional measures provided for by paragraph 2 of this Article. The duration of compulsory correctional measures provided for by subparagraphs (2) and (3) of paragraph 2 of this Article shall be determined by a sentencing court. 4. A court may also find it necessary to appoint a tutor for a minor pursuant to the procedures provided for by the law. Article 106. Discharge from criminal liability and punishment due to the expiration of limitation periods 1. Discharge from criminal liability and punishment due to the expiration of limitation periods shall be applied to persons, who committed criminal offenses under 18 years of age, pursuant to Articles 49 and 80 of this Code and subject to the provisions of this Article. 2. The following limitation periods shall be established in respect of persons described in paragraph 1 of this Article: