Article 97: Principles for the use of coercive measures of a medical nature

1. Mandatory measures of a medical nature may be imposed by a court on persons: (a) who have committed acts under articles of the Special Part of the present Code in a state of insanity; (b) who After the commission of the crime, there was a mental disorder which made it impossible to impose or execute a sentence; (c) the perpetrator and the mentally ill, and (d) the perpetrator of the offence, and (e) the perpetrator of the offence, and the perpetrator of the offence, and the perpetrator of the offence. (e) Deceptive; (g) no longer in force; (d) who has committed an offence against the sexual integrity of a minor under the age of 18 years; 2. To persons referred to in part one of this article, coercive measures of a medical nature are appointed only in cases where mental disorders are related to the possibility of causing these persons other substantial harm or to the danger to themselves or others. In the case of persons referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c) of the Penal Code, compulsory measures of a medical nature are determined by the penal enforcement legislation of the Russian Federation and other federal laws. The court may transmit the necessary material to the Federal Executive in the field of health. or an executive body of the entity of the Russian Federation in the field of health care to decide on the treatment of these persons in a medical organization providing mental health care or at the request of the Government of the Russian Federation. The treatment of these persons in in-patient social services institutions for persons with mental disorders, in accordance with the procedure established by the law in the field of health care.