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(1) The following educational measures of restraint shall be applied to persons released from criminal liability under section 54 or from criminal punishment under section 93:

a) warning;

b) entrustment of the minor to the supervision of parents, persons that replace them or specialized state bodies;

c) Imposing on the minor the obligation to repair the damage caused. In applying this measure, account shall be taken of the minor's material circumstances;

d) imposing the minor to undergo a course of psychological rehabilitation

e) obliging the minor to attend a compulsory education course;

f) obliging the minor to participate in a probation programme.

(2) The list in paragraph 1 is exhaustive.

(3) Several educational measures of restraint may be applied to the minor at the same time.

(4) In case of systematic evasion of coercive measures of an educational character by the minor, the prosecutor, on the proposal of a specialized public authority, shall revoke the applied measures and refer the case to a court and, if the court finds these measures, shall revoke them and decide to refer the criminal case to the prosecutor or, as appropriate, shall impose the penalty provided for by law for the act committed.

(5) Coercive measures of an educational nature shall be applied to a minor until he or she reaches the age of majority, taking into account the nature and extent of the harm caused by the act committed.