The paper analyzes in detail the educational measure of intensified care and supervision as one of the eight educational measures imposed on juvenile offenders. This is an alternative sanction, a sanction in the community because the juvenile is not separated from his environment, but rather various counseling and pedagogical procedures are used to influence the change of his behavior. Furthermore, the paper analyzes three cases of intensified care and supervision measures through the concept of factors of risk and protection. Based on the case analysis, we can conclude that lack of parental control, ineffective parenting procedures and adoption of inappropriate parental behavior are the most common risk factors. Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics show that the measure for intensified care and supervision is the second measure in terms of the frequency of sentencing for older juveniles, while the measure for intensified care and supervision is the most pronounced for younger juveniles, even more than the measure of special obligations. Although there are many shortcomings and difficulties in the implementation of the measure for intensified care and supervision, we can conclude that it is one of the most important and most pronounced educational measures, so it is important to improve the manner and quality of its implementation.