The situation of the persons mentioned in Article 706-53-13 is examined, at least one year before the date set for their release, by the multidisciplinary committee on security measures provided for in Article 763-10, in order to assess their dangerousness.
To this end, the commission requests that the person be placed, for a period of at least six weeks, in a specialised department responsible for observing detainees for the purposes of a multidisciplinary assessment of dangerousness accompanied by a medical appraisal carried out by two experts.
If the commission concludes that the offender is particularly dangerous, it may propose, in a reasoned opinion, that the offender be subject to secure detention if:
1° The obligations resulting from registration in the automated national judicial file of perpetrators of sexual or violent offences, as well as the obligations resulting from a care order or placement under mobile electronic surveillance, likely to be ordered as part of socio-judicial follow-up or judicial surveillance, appear insufficient to prevent the commission of the crimes mentioned in article 706-53-13 ;
2° And if such detention thus constitutes the only means of preventing the commission, the likelihood of which is very high, of these offences.
The commission also verifies that the convicted person has actually been given the opportunity, during the execution of his sentence, to benefit from medical, social and psychological care appropriate to the personality disorder from which he suffers.
If the commission considers that the conditions for secure detention have not been met but that the convicted person nevertheless appears to be dangerous, it will refer the case to the sentence enforcement judge for consideration of the possibility of placement under judicial supervision.