(1) Where an addict to alcohol or drugs, or a person suffering from
mental sickness is convicted of a felony or misdemeanor punishable with 2
(two) years imprisonment or more and related to his addiction or mental
condition, and where his liberty shall have been found to be a public danger,
the competent court may order his confinement in a special health institution.
(2) Such confinement shall not exceed 2 (two) years in the case of an
addict to alcohol or drugs, nor 5 (five) years in the case of the mentally sick.
(2)Such confinement may be earlier terminated by the court upon
evidence by the competent medical authority that the liberty of the
confined person is no longer a public danger.
E - CONFISCATION
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In force from 12 July 2016
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