The enforcement judge may, by order made in accordance with the provisions of Article 712-8, suspend the execution of all or part of the parole obligations, including those resulting from placement under mobile electronic surveillance, for medical reasons, in particular if the person is hospitalised.
This suspension is valid for a maximum of three months. It may be renewed under the same terms and conditions if the convicted person’s state of health so warrants.
The obligations to which the convicted person was subject, including those resulting from placement under mobile electronic surveillance, resume as of right as soon as the sentence enforcement judge finds, by order, that the convicted person’s state of health no longer warrants the suspension.
If the judge suspends only some of the obligations, he may modify or supplement, during the period of suspension, some of the other obligations and prohibitions to which the sentenced person is subject, in particular by imposing as his place of residence the place where he is hospitalised.
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