Article 38 The term "serious misconduct" as used in this Law refers to the acts committed by minors that are prescribed by the Criminal Law and are not subject to criminal punishment because they are not under the legal age for criminal responsibility, as well as the following acts that seriously endanger society:
(1) Fighting in groups, chasing and intercepting others, forcibly demanding or arbitrarily damaging or occupying public or private property and other acts of provocation and trouble making;
(2) Illegally carrying guns, ammunition, crossbows, daggers and other State regulated control instruments;
(3) Beating, abusing, intimidating, or intentionally injuring another person's body;
(4) Stealing, looting, seizing or deliberately damaging public or private property;
(5) Dissemination of obscene reading materials, audio-visual products or information;
(6) Prostitution, whoring, or obscene performance;
(7) Taking or injecting drugs, or providing drugs to others;
(8) Large amount of money for gambling;
(9) Other behaviors seriously endangering society.
Article 41 The public security organ may, according to the specific circumstances, take educational measures such as admonishing minors who have committed serious misconduct, ordering them to accept psychological counseling and behavior correction.