A detective, investigator, prosecutor or court which cancels an investigation or preliminaries or dismisses the criminal case shall confiscate goods that cannot be returned to the victim from property held as security and shall attach the basis document to the case record. In cases where it is recognised that the claim for damage compensation should be resolved, the claimant for compensation shall be informed that he or she can lodge a civil action. In cases of the foregoing paragraph, the period to liquidate confiscated property may be prolonged by 1 month. That content shall be stated in the written decision to cancel the investigation or preliminaries, the written decision to dismiss the case, the ruling or the judgment. Article 113 (Cancellation of Dismissal of Criminal Case) In cases where it is recognised that the dismissal of the criminal case was incorrect, a detective, investigator, prosecutor, judge or court shall make a decision or ruling to cancel it. In this case, the prosecutor shall be informed. The reporter and victim shall be informed about the cancellation of the dismissal of the criminal case. Article 114 (Legal Effect of Cancellation of Dismissal of Criminal Case) In cases where the dismissal of a criminal case has been cancelled, acts already conducted and evidence already collected in the action shall have legal effect and that handling of the case shall continue. SECTION X: SOCIAL EDUCATION PROCEDURES Article 115 (Reasons to Impose Social Education Procedures) The cases where social education procedures are imposed shall be the following: 1. In cases where a person who is aged more than 14 years old but has not reached the age of 17 years old has committed a crime; or 2. In cases where it is recognised that re-education is possible without imposing a penalty. Article 116 (Process for Imposition of Social Education Procedures) In cases where there is a reason under Article 115 of this law, the prosecutor, judge or court may handle it in the following ways: 1. A prosecutor shall receive the approval of a higher Public Prosecutors Office to make a decision to impose social education procedures on a defendant. 2. A judge or court can make a ruling or judgment to impose social education procedures. Article 117 (Treatment of a Person who Receives Social Education Procedures)