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Article 763-8 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where socio-judicial supervision has been imposed on a person sentenced to a term of criminal imprisonment of fifteen years or more for one of the offences referred to in Article 706-53-13, the regional secure detention court may, in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 706-53-15, decide to extend all or some of the obligations to which the person is subject, beyond the period ordered by the trial court…

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Article 763-10 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

At least one year before his or her scheduled release date, a person sentenced to placement under mobile electronic surveillance pursuant to the articles 131-36-9 to 131-36-12 of the Penal Code shall undergo an examination to assess their dangerousness and measure the risk of committing a new offence. This examination is carried out by the sentence enforcement judge; the latter may seek the opinion of the multi-disciplinary committee for security…

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Article 763-11 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

During the period of placement under mobile electronic surveillance, the sentence enforcement judge may ex officio, at the request of the public prosecutor or at the request of the convicted offender presented, where applicable, through his lawyer, modify, add to or remove the obligations resulting from the said placement.

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Article 763-12 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

A convicted offender placed under mobile electronic surveillance is required to wear, for the entire duration of the placement, a device incorporating a transmitter enabling his or her location to be determined remotely at any time throughout the national territory. This device is fitted to the convicted offender no later than one week before his or her release. The process used is approved for this purpose by the Minister of…

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Article 763-13 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

As part of investigations relating to proceedings concerning a crime or offence, judicial police officers specially authorised for this purpose are authorised to consult data contained in the automated processing of personal data provided for in article L. 544-2 du code pénitentiaire.

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Article 764-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

In order to facilitate the social integration or reintegration of a sentenced person, to improve the protection of victims and society and to facilitate the application of alternative sanctions to custodial sentences and of probation measures when the offender does not live in the sentencing State, this Title determines the rules applicable to the recognition and enforcement, in a Member State of the European Union, of final criminal convictions or…

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Article 764-2 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The sentences and decisions that may give rise to cross-border enforcement under this Title are as follows: 1° Convictions to probation measures providing for imprisonment in the event of non-compliance, or to a custodial sentence with all or part of a suspended sentence conditional on compliance with probation measures; 2° Convictions with a deferral of sentencing and imposing probation measures ; 3° Sentences involving an alternative to a custodial sentence,…

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Article 764-3 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Alternative sanctions and probation measures the monitoring of which may be transferred to the executing State are those which impose one or more of the following obligations or injunctions: 1° An obligation on the sentenced person to inform a specific authority of any change of residence or place of work; 2° A prohibition on going to certain places or defined areas in the sentencing State or the administering State; 3°…

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