The same applies to the crimes, committed on a victim of full age, of aggravated murder or assassination, aggravated torture or acts of barbarism, aggravated rape, aggravated kidnapping or unlawful confinement, provided for by articles 221-2, 221-3, 221-4, 222-2, 222-3, 222-4, 222-5, 222-6, 222-24, 222-25, 222-26, 224-2, 224-3 and 224-5-2 of the Criminal Code or, when committed as a repeat offence, murder, torture or acts of barbarism, rape, kidnapping or false imprisonment. Security detention may only be ordered, however, if the assize court has expressly provided in its sentencing decision that the person may be subject to a review of their situation at the end of their sentence with a view to possible security detention. Security detention consists of placing the person concerned in a socio-medico-judicial security centre, where he or she is offered permanent medical, social and psychological care designed to enable this measure to be terminated. Security detention is a form of imprisonment in which the offender is placed in a psychiatric hospital.