Direct Supervision Through a Day Treatment Programme in Juvenile Correctional Facility Article 90 (1) The measure of direct supervision along with the duty to undergo day treatment programme in a juvenile correctional facility shall be imposed by the court where in addition to the correctional measure of direct supervision by juvenile’s parent, adoptive parent, or guardian, or in addition to the correctional measure of direct supervision by juvenile’s guardianship authority, there is a need to engage professionals working in an institution dealing with personal development and education of juveniles. (2) This correctional measure, in addition to direct supervision by juvenile’s parent, adoptive parent, or guardian or direct supervision by guardianship authority, includes an obligation for the juvenile to undergo a day treatment programme in a juvenile correctional facility. (3) This measure is imposed for a term from six months to two years, with the court having the duty to render a subsequent decision on its termination. (4) Throughout the implementation of this measure the juvenile shall continue to live with his parents or other persons supporting or taking care of him, whereby the direct supervision ordered by the court shall be conducted by the parents, adoptive parent or guardian or guardianship authority. (5) The manner in which this measure is enforced shall be supervised by the guardianship authority. Special Obligations along with Direct Supervision Article 91 (1) In imposing any of the correctional measures of direct supervision, the court may order to the juvenile, if so needed for a more effective accomplishment of the purpose of the measure imposed, one or more of the following obligations: 1) to personally offer an apology to the victim; 2) to eliminate, within his own capacity, the damage inflicted by the criminal offence; 3) to go to school or work regularly; 4) to undergo vocational training appropriate for his capabilities and talents; 5) to refrain from alcohol and drug consumption or to undergo appropriate medical treatment; 6) to visit an appropriate medical institution or a counseling office and to follow the instructions received from these institutions; 7) to stay with another family which is willing to take him and which is capable of administering supervision over him.