Article 151: Involving a minor in antisocial acts

1. The involvement of a minor in the systematic use (singling) of alcohol and alcohol-containing products, intoxicating substances, vagrancy or begging is perfect. is a person who has reached the age of 18 years — punishable by compulsory labour for up to four hundred and eighty hours or by punitive deduction of earnings for a period of one to two years, lb 2. The act provided for in the first part of the present article is punishable by three to six months ' imprisonment or up to four years ' imprisonment. committed by: (a) parent, teacher or other person legally responsible for the upbringing of a minor; (b) using information and telecommunications (including the Internet network) — punishable by a restriction of liberty of two to four years, or arrest of four to six months, or deprivation of liberty of three to four years. 3. Acts provided for in the first instance committed: (a) with the use or threat of violence; (b) against two or more minors; (c) against a person under 14 years of age, by punishing shall be sentenced to four to eight years ' imprisonment, with or without restriction of liberty for up to two years and with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities. The effect of this article does not apply to cases involving a minor in vagrancy if the act is committed. A parent due to a combination of difficult circumstances caused by the loss of means of subsistence or the absence of a place of residence.