At least two weeks before the sentenced person’s release date, a copy of all or part of the individual file concerning him, including in particular the parole decision, shall be sent to the sentence enforcement judge of the judicial court in whose jurisdiction the sentenced person is to reside, to enable him to prepare for the implementation of the conditional release.
Within one month of his release, the sentenced person must be summoned to appear before this sentence enforcement judge or before the competent prison integration or probation service.
When the person has been convicted of rape, murder or assassination with rape or an act of torture or barbarism, or sexual assault or violation committed on a minor under the age of fifteen, this summons must take place within eight days at the latest, and must be given to the convicted person before his or her release.
Where, because of the possibilities of integration available to the convicted person, and in particular the date on which the latter must start work, conditional release must be granted as a matter of urgency, under conditions that do not allow the time limits laid down in the first two paragraphs to be observed, these shall not apply.