If the sentenced person has complied with the measures, obligations and prohibitions imposed on him for a period at least equal to half of the sentence imposed, his rehabilitation appears to have been achieved and no further monitoring appears to be necessary, the sentence enforcement judge may, of his own motion or at the request of the sentenced person, decide, by order made in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 712-8, on the recommendation of the public prosecutor, to terminate early the sentence of home detention under electronic surveillance. In the absence of agreement from the public prosecutor, the sentence enforcement judge shall rule following an adversarial debate pursuant to article 712-6.
The sentence enforcement judge may also, while terminating the obligations provided for in second and third paragraphs of Article 131-4-1 of the Penal Code, decide that the sentenced person will remain under his supervision until the scheduled expiry date of the sentence by being subject to the obligations set out in Article 132-44 of the same code and to one or more of the prohibitions or obligations provided for in Article 132-45 of the said code.