crime, the court shall invalidate the transaction in which the property, assets and income were transferred to the ownership of others, confiscate the assets and income and compensate for the damages. /This section was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ 6. When confiscating assets and income, the court shall specify the assets and income to be confiscated individually in its decision. Article 7.6. Postponement of the execution of the judgment of the court that imposed a prison sentence 1. The court may postpone the execution of the court's punishment decision for a period of up to two years for a juvenile, a pregnant woman, a mother with a child under the age of three, or a single father who has committed a minor crime for the first time. During this period, the convict will be supervised by the court decision enforcement agency. 2. If the convict avoids taking care of the child, based on the conclusion of the prosecutor, the judge shall cancel the decision to postpone the execution of the sentence and issue an order to serve the prison sentence personally. 3. If the person intentionally commits a new crime during the period of delay in execution of the court sentence, the court shall sentence him in accordance with Article 6.9 of this law. 4. Based on the opinion of the prosecutor, the court shall release from the punishment if the obligations imposed by the court and the limitations set by the court have not been violated during the period of delay in the execution of the court's punishment decision. /This item was added by the law of May 11, 2017/ CHAPTER EIGHT JUVENILE CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY /The title of this chapter was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ Article 8.1. Grounds for imposing criminal responsibility on a juvenile /The title of this article was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ 1. A person who has reached the age of fourteen or under the age of eighteen at the time of committing a crime shall be held criminally liable according to the grounds and procedures specified in this chapter. /This section was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ 2. The criminal responsibility imposed on a young person is suitable for his age and body, taking into account his health, morals and mental characteristics, helping him to find his place in society, getting an education, making him aware of the consequences of his crimes, and the environment and people that led him to commit the crime. It is aimed at isolation from influence and, if necessary, detention and upbringing of juveniles who have committed crimes. /This section was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ 3. Taking into account the personality of the juvenile who has committed a criminal offense and the circumstances of the crime, a punishment may be imposed in accordance with the procedures specified in this chapter, and disciplinary coercive measures may be applied in addition to the imposed punishment or without punishment. 4. Disciplinary coercive measures specified in this chapter cannot be used alone without sentencing a juvenile who commits a crime for which the minimum term of imprisonment is five years or more in a special class of this law. /This section was amended by the law of May 11, 2017/ /This section was amended by the law of June 27, 2018/ 5. The court may sentence eighteen-year-olds and twenty-one-year-olds under the grounds and procedures specified in this chapter, and decide to apply disciplinary coercive measures. 6. Article 8.6 of this law shall not apply if a person who has reached the age of fourteen at the time of committing a crime and was under the age of eighteen reached the age of eighteen at the time of the sentencing decision. /This section was added by the law of January 10, 2020./ Article 8.2. Types of punishments imposed on juveniles 1. A juvenile who commits a crime shall be sentenced to the following sentence: 1.1. to do community service work; 1.2. restricting the right to travel; 1.3. Imprisonment in a special educational institution. Article 8.3. Committing public service work 1. A juvenile who has committed a crime shall be sentenced to community service that is suitable for his age and body and does not conflict with the child's health, morals, and mental development. 2. The court shall set a sentence of community service for a juvenile for no more than three hours per day, for a total of one hundred and twenty to three hundred and sixty hours. /This part was modified by the law of May 11, 2017/ 3. In addition to the sentence of community service, the court may apply coercive disciplinary measures. Article 8.4. Limiting the right to travel