Act of Execution of Rehabilitation Treatment Article 6

Before a delinquent is sent to a drug abstention and rehabilitation center, the center should examine his/her court judgment and ruling documents, official transfer orders, and other necessary documents. Where the documents presented are incomplete, the center may deny entry or demand submission of missing documents.Delinquents should receive a health examination when processing the entry procedure. In case of any of the following circumstances, delinquents may be denied entry by the center:a. Poor activities of daily living as a result of senility or physical or mental disability.b. In the state of insanity or suffering from a disease that the process of rehabilitation may cause physical or mental disabilities or even death.c. Pregnant for more than five months or recent child delivery less than two months.A drug abstention and rehabilitation center which is affiliated with a detention center or a juvenile detention house may refuse admission to those who suffer from notifiable communicable diseases, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), or any other statutory infectious diseases specified by the central competent health authority. Individuals who are refused admission under the reasons specified in the first two paragraphs shall be turned over to the custody of a guardian, legal representative, next of kin, hospital, or other suitable facility under the discretion of the prosecutor or the juvenile court.Where the factors causing admission refusal stated in paragraphs 2 and 3 are no longer existent, the delinquents subject to rehabilitation shall be notified to report to the designated drug abstention and rehabilitation centers for rehabilitation.