If the sentenced person is not incarcerated, the adversarial hearings provided for by Articles 712-6 and 712-7 are held in the judicial court.
If the convicted person is imprisoned, these hearings are held in the prison, unless the provisions of Article 706-71 are applied, and subject to the provisions of the following paragraph.
The sentence enforcement judge or the president of the sentence enforcement court may, however, decide that the adversarial hearing will be held in the judicial court when the withdrawal or revocation of a measure against a person incarcerated following the execution of a warrant to bring or arrest issued pursuant to Article 712-17 if the debate must take place within the time limits laid down by that Article or within the time limits laid down by the articles 712-8 or 712-19 and that, during these periods, there is not already provision for the sentence enforcement judge or court to hold adversarial hearings concerning other sentenced persons within the prison.
If the sentenced person is hospitalised and cannot be moved due to his state of health, the adversarial hearing, in cases where such a hearing must take place, shall be held at the place where he is hospitalised, to which the judge or the sentence enforcement court, assisted by the court clerk, and the public prosecutor shall travel.