In accordance with the provisions of the last paragraph of Article 723-30, judicial supervision includes the obligation to comply with the treatment order provided for by Article 131-36-4 of the Criminal Code when the medical assessment provided for by article 723-31 or by Article D. 147-36 concludes that the sentenced person is likely to be subject to treatment. The sentence enforcement court notes this obligation in its decision to place the offender under judicial supervision. The sentence enforcement court may, however, waive this obligation where, in accordance with the provisions of the last paragraph of article 723-30, the sentence enforcement judge has indicated, by referring the matter to the court pursuant to article D. 147-35, that a treatment order was not necessary.
If judicial supervision includes a care order, the provisions of the socio-judicial supervision relating to this order are applicable, subject to the provisions specific to judicial supervision.
The convicted offender is then advised by the sentence enforcement judge, prior to his release, that no treatment may be undertaken without his consent, but that, if he refuses the care offered to him, all or part of the period of sentence reductions from which he has benefited may be withdrawn.