The individual record in the judicial section of the special file provided for by the provisions of article D. 214-11 du code pénitentiaire contains information concerning the convicted person’s civil status, occupation, family situation, means of support, level of education, habitual conduct, character and previous convictions.
This information is supplemented by a statement of the facts that led to the conviction and any factors likely to aggravate or mitigate the guilt of the person concerned and a list of any co-perpetrators or accomplices.
The Public Prosecutor shall mention in the individual notice any prohibitions on contact or appearance of which he is aware that have been imposed on the convicted person, in particular with regard to his spouse, cohabitee or partner linked by a civil solidarity pact, or his former spouse, cohabitee or partner, or with regard to his minor children, where these prohibitions have been imposed pursuant to Article 138 of this Code, or of Articles 131-6,131-10or 132-45 of the Criminal Code, or as part of a protection order pursuant to Article 515-11 of the Civil Code, or if they result from a decision to suspend or withdraw the exercise of parental authority and visiting and accommodation rights pursuant to articles 378,378-1,378-2,379,379-1,378-2 ou 515-11 du code civil. The notice must mention the surnames and forenames of the persons concerned by the bans on contact or appearance, and, if this information is known, their address, date and place of birth as well as the expiry date of the decision.
The drafting of the notice, which is the responsibility of the public prosecutor at the court that handed down the sentence, is mandatory in respect of any convicted person who is due to serve or has yet to serve more than three months of a custodial sentence from the date on which the decision became final.
The notice must be sent as soon as possible, giving preference to electronic transmission.