In cases where a decision, ruling or judgment to impose social education procedures has been
made for a defendant or accused in detention, he or she shall soon be released.
Article 118 (Treatment of Exhibits and Property for Damage Compensation and Held as
Security in Cases Where Social Education Procedures are Imposed)
In cases where social education procedures are imposed, the treatment of exhibits and property
for damage compensation and held as security shall follow Article 44, Article 112 and Article
348 of this law.
Article 119 (Status of a Person who Receives Social Education Procedures)
A person who receives social education procedures shall be recognised as a person who has not
committed a crime.
Article 120 (Person in Charge of Education for a Person who Receives Social Education
Procedures)
The institution, enterprise or organization a person is affiliated with, or the town in which he or
she resides, shall be responsible for education for a person who receives social education
procedures. For minors, they shall also be responsible for his or her parents.
Article 121 (Reason for Cancellation of Social Education Procedures)
In cases where a person who is receiving social education procedures has committed a new crime
within the period stipulated by the law or when a hidden crime is revealed, the social education
procedures imposed on him or her are cancelled and criminal liability shall be imposed. In this
case, the crime for which the social education procedures were received shall also be calculated
together.
Article 122 (Process for Cancellation of Social Education Procedures)
In cases where a reason under Article 121 of this law exists, a prosecutor, judge or court shall
cancel the social education procedure and return the criminal case to the investigator or the
prosecutor.
SECTION XI: DAMAGE COMPENSATION
Article 123 (Claimant for Damage Compensation)
An institution, enterprise, organization and citizen that has incurred damage because of crime
may lodge a claim of damage compensation against a person with the responsibility to
compensate it with the investigator, judge, or court that is handling the criminal case. A
prosecutor may directly claim damage compensation with the court in the interests of an
institution, enterprise, organization or citizen.