Article 66Ruling of Detention of a Person Under Probation to a Juvenile Training School

①If the application referred to in Article 68-2 of the Offenders Rehabilitation Act is filed, the family court, by a ruling, must detain a juvenile at a juvenile training school when the family court, as a result of the trial and decision, has reasonable grounds to show that the juvenile who is subject to the disposition for rehabilitation of an adjudicated delinquent referred to in Article 64, paragraph (1), item (ii) failed to comply with the matters to be observed, and the family court finds that the failure is so serious, and that it is impossible to improve or rehabilitate the juvenile without treating the juvenile at a juvenile training school; provided, however, that this does not apply if the total period during which the juvenile has already been detained at a juvenile training school by the ruling referred to in this paragraph reaches the period specified pursuant to the provisions of Article 64, paragraph (2).

②Beyond what is provided for in the following paragraph, the procedure in the case on the ruling referred to in the preceding paragraph is governed by the same rules as those applicable to the procedure for a juvenile protection case of a specified juvenile provided for in this Act (excluding this paragraph), unless it is contrary to its nature.

③When making the ruling referred to in paragraph (1), the days spent under detention, with respect to the measures referred to in Article 17, paragraph (1), item (ii), or the detention provided for in Article 68-3, paragraph (1) of the Offenders Rehabilitation Act, which is governed by the same rules as those applicable under these provisions pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, may be included in whole, or in part, to the period specified pursuant to the provisions of Article 64, paragraph (2).