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Article 696-84 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The monitoring of judicial supervision measures ordered is governed by this code. As soon as the judicial supervision order is recognised as enforceable in France, the liberty and custody judge shall take the necessary measures to monitor the measures ordered, where applicable as adapted. Where the recognition of the decision includes an adaptation of the measures or where the competent authority of the issuing State has been informed by the…

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Article 696-86 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

During the monitoring of supervision measures, the liberty and custody judge may at any time invite the competent authority of the issuing State to provide information as to whether monitoring of the measures is still necessary. The liberty and custody judge shall inform the competent authority of the issuing State without delay of any breach of a measure and of any other finding that may lead to the review, withdrawal,…

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Article 696-87 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where the liberty and custody judge has forwarded several notices pursuant to the second paragraph of Article 696-86 concerning the same person to the competent authority of the issuing State without the latter having taken a decision to review, withdraw or modify the judicial supervision measures ordered and without an arrest warrant or any other decision having the same effect having been ordered, he or she may invite the competent…

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Article 696-89 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When the liberty and custody judge is informed that the person concerned has established his lawful and habitual residence in another State, he shall inform the competent authorities of the issuing State without delay and by any means that leaves a written record. In this case, the liberty and custody judge is no longer responsible for monitoring the measures ordered.

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Article 696-90 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

A European protection order may be issued by the competent authority of a Member State, called the issuing State, for the purpose of extending to the territory of another Member State, called the executing State, a protection measure adopted in the issuing State, imposing on a suspected, prosecuted or convicted person who may be the cause of danger to the victim of the offence, one or more of the following…

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Article 696-91 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

A European protection order may be issued by the public prosecutor at the request of the victim or the victim’s legal representative. The victim shall be informed of this right when one of the prohibitions mentioned in Article 696-90 is issued in his or her favour. The competent public prosecutor is the one attached to the judicial court within whose jurisdiction is located the competent authority that ordered the prohibition…

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Article 696-92 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The public prosecutor checks whether the decision establishing the protective measure was adopted in an adversarial procedure. If this is not the case, the public prosecutor notifies the offender of the decision or judgment containing the protective measures whose effects he intends to extend, before taking the European protection decision.

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Article 696-93 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

When a request is made for a European protection order to be issued, the public prosecutor assesses the need to grant it, taking into account in particular the length of time the victim intends to stay in the executing State. He may carry out or arrange for any further investigations he deems useful.

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