Juvenile Justice Act Article 55

Where the probation have been executed for more than six (6) months and with good effects, rendering its continuation unnecessary, or upon finding further execution not appropriate based on factual reasons, a juvenile protection officer may file relevant evidence in its application of the juvenile court for waiving the execution of the probation.Where the execution of probation shows circumstances in the preceding paragraph, the juvenile, his/her statutory agent, or a person who currently protects the juvenile may petition to the juvenile protection officer to request for an application for waiving the execution of the probation in accordance with the preceding paragraph; unless the petition is manifestly without good cause, the juvenile protection officer may not refuse the request.Where a juvenile violates regulations and disobeys instructions for more than two (2) times during the probation and where observation is necessary, a juvenile protection officer may apply to the juvenile court for a ruling of sending the said juvenile to a juvenile detention center for observation for not more than five (5) days.Where a juvenile seriously violates regulations during the probation period or has been put under observation in accordance with the preceding paragraph but violates regulations again, and that the probation is obviously ineffective, a juvenile protection officer may apply to the juvenile court for a ruling of revoking the probation order and sending the juvenile to a correction institution for corrective education for the rest of the execution period; where the time remaining is less than six (6) months, the corrective education shall be executed for six (6) months.