The period during which the sentenced person must comply with the obligations and prohibitions imposed on him on the basis of Article 721-2 shall not be suspended if the sentenced person is imprisoned again.
The withdrawal decision taken pursuant to the sixth paragraph of I and the third paragraph of II of Article 721-2 shall not have the effect of reinstating the sentence or sentences to which the sentence reduction that has been withdrawn corresponded.
Where a convicted offender has to serve several custodial sentences, the rules specific to convicted offenders in a state of legal recidivism relating to the conditions for granting measures falling within the jurisdiction of the sentence enforcement courts are applicable as long as one or more of the sentences being served or due to be served corresponds to a conviction handed down for acts committed in a state of recidivism….
When a person must serve several custodial sentences, the rules specific to persons convicted of one or more offences defined in Chapter I of Title II of Book IV of the Criminal Code relating to the conditions for granting measures falling within the jurisdiction of the sentence enforcement courts are applicable as long as one or more of the sentences being served or to be served corresponds to a conviction…
The special file opened by the prison administration for any convicted and detained person includes a judicial section set up by the judicial authorities under the conditions provided for by the dispositions de l’article D. 214-11 du code pénitentiaire.
The individual record in the judicial section of the special file provided for by the provisions of article D. 214-11 du code pénitentiaire contains information concerning the convicted person’s civil status, occupation, family situation, means of support, level of education, habitual conduct, character and previous convictions. This information is supplemented by a statement of the facts that led to the conviction and any factors likely to aggravate or mitigate the…
The enforcement judge, the president of the investigating chamber and the public prosecutor visit prisons under the conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down by the provisions of articles D. 131-2, D. 131-3 and D. 131-4 of the Penitentiary Code. In accordance with the provisions of article D. 131-5 of the same code, the Minister of Justice, the Keeper of the Seals, shall be informed of the operation…
When visiting prisons, the magistrates mentioned in articles D. 131-2, D. 131-3 and D. 131-4 of the Penitentiary Code have access to detention and, where appropriate, interview detainees, under the conditions determined by the provisions of article D. 134-3 of the same code.
Visits to prisons by magistrates and their observations are recorded in the register presented to them, in accordance with the provisions of article D. 130-1 of the Penitentiary Code.
In accordance with the provisions of article D. 136-2 of the Penitentiary Code, the president of the judicial court within whose jurisdiction a penitentiary establishment is located and the public prosecutor at the said court are appointed as vice-presidents of the assessment board of this establishment. The composition of the assessment board, the president of the judicial court and the public prosecutor at the said court are appointed as vice-presidents…
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