When the person has been sentenced to life imprisonment or when he or she has been sentenced either to a term of imprisonment or criminal imprisonment equal to or exceeding fifteen years for an offence for which socio-judicial supervision is incurred, or to a term of imprisonment or criminal imprisonment equal to or exceeding ten years for an offence mentioned in Article 706-53-13, parole cannot then be granted:
1° Only by the sentence enforcement court, regardless of the length of detention remaining to be served;
2° Only after a multidisciplinary assessment of dangerousness carried out in a specialised service responsible for observing detainees and accompanied by a medical expert opinion; in the case of a crime referred to in the same article 706-53-13, this assessment is carried out either by two expert psychiatrists, or by an expert psychiatrist and an expert psychologist holding a diploma, certificate or degree certifying basic and applied university training in psychopathology. The expert report shall give an opinion on the appropriateness, in the context of a treatment order, of recourse to treatment using libido-inhibiting medication, referred to in Article L. 3711-3 of the Public Health Code.
When conditional release is not accompanied by placement under mobile electronic surveillance, it may also only be granted after the execution, on a probationary basis, of a measure of semi-liberty, outdoor placement or placement under electronic surveillance for a period of one to three years. This measure may not be executed before the end of the probation period provided for in Article 729 of this code.
A decree shall specify the conditions of application of this article.