When the person sentenced to house arrest under electronic surveillance must comply with the obligation to refrain from appearing in a specially designated place or area, in order to avoid contact with the victim or the civil party, or the obligation to refrain from entering into contact with the victim or the civil party, in accordance with 9°, 13° and 18° of article 132-45 of the Criminal Code, the sentence enforcement judge may decide to notify the victim or the civil party or have them notified, directly or through their lawyer, of the end date of the sentence. The victim may ask to be informed of the end of the sentence, whether or not he or she has joined as a civil party during the proceedings.
The victim may, by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, inform the public prosecutor or the public prosecutor at the court that handed down the sentence of any change of address. This information is forwarded by the public prosecutor to the sentence enforcement judge responsible for the convicted offender to be filed in the “victim” section of the individual file provided for in article D. 49-29. The victim or the civil party may request that this information remain confidential and that it not be communicated either to the convicted person or to his lawyer.