Without prejudice to the obligation to carry out an expert assessment of sentenced persons covered by the provisions of Article 712-21, the sentence enforcement judge or court may, in accordance with the provisions of Article D. 574, ask the prison integration and probation service to carry out a socio-educational summary of the convicted prisoner before his release, in order to assess his dangerousness and the risk of re-offending.
To this end, the judge may also request a psychiatric or psychological assessment of the person concerned, particularly if they have been convicted of a crime.
The expert or experts referred to pursuant to the provisions of articles 712-21, 723-31, 731-1, 763-3, D. 49-23, D. 147-36 and D. 147-37 or the provisions of this article must in their report:
1° Give an opinion on the dangerousness of the person and the risks of re-offending or committing a new offence;
2° Indicate whether the person is likely to be the subject of treatment, when the latter has been convicted of an offence for which socio-judicial supervision is incurred.