The Criminal Division, when it orders the suspension of enforcement of the sentence, may decide that this suspension is accompanied by the obligation to comply with all or some of the conditions for conditional release set out in the articles 731 and 731-1, including, where applicable, those resulting from placement under mobile electronic surveillance. The decision specifies the obligations and prohibitions to which the offender is subject, and designates the enforcement judge under whose supervision the offender is placed. The sentence enforcement judge may modify the obligations and prohibitions to which the sentenced person is subject, under the conditions provided for in Article 712-6. These obligations and prohibitions apply for a period of one year, which may be extended, for the same period, by the criminal chamber. In the event of a breach by the convicted person of the obligations and prohibitions to which he is subject, the sentence enforcement judge may refer the matter to the criminal chamber for an end to the suspension of enforcement of the sentence. He may issue the warrants provided for in article 712-17 and order the provisional incarceration of the convicted person pursuant to article 712-19. The Criminal Division must then rule within one month. If it does not end the suspension of enforcement of the sentence, it may modify the obligations and prohibitions to which the convicted person is subject. If the court hearing the appeal quashes the sentence without ordering the suspension of enforcement, the person serving a custodial sentence will remain in detention, which may not exceed the duration of the sentence imposed, until the decision of the full Court of Cassation or the court hearing the case on the merits, as the case may be. This decision must be made within one year of the annulment decision of the Court of Revision and Reconsideration. In the absence of a decision by the Court of Cassation or the court hearing the case within this period, the person is released, unless he or she is being detained for another reason. During this same period, the person shall be deemed to be held in pre-trial detention and may make applications for release under the conditions set out in Articles 148-6 and 148-7. These requests shall be examined under the conditions provided for in articles 148-1 and 148-2. However, where the panel of the Court of Revision and Reconsideration has referred the case to the full Court of Cassation, applications for release shall be examined by the Investigating Chamber of the Court of Appeal within whose jurisdiction the court that sentenced the person concerned has its seat.
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