In accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of article 132-43 of the Criminal Code, the prohibitions on contact or appearance provided for by 9°, 11°, 12°, 13°, 18° and 18° bis of article 132-45 of the same code, imposed by a criminal court as a penalty, a personalisation measure, a sentence adjustment measure or a security measure, remain applicable while the person is incarcerated, as long as they have not been lifted by the judicial authority competent to take this decision, even if the time limit for the execution of these measures is suspended for the duration of the incarceration.
This applies in particular to bans imposed as part of electronically monitored or mobile electronically monitored house arrest, electronically monitored home detention or a mobile electronic anti-seizure device, even if the obligation to wear the electronic device is suspended while the person is incarcerated. In this case, prison staff will remove the device at the time of incarceration. The fitting of the anti-rapprochement bracelet provided for in articles 138-3 of this code and 132-45-1 of the Penal Code must again take place, in accordance with the provisions of articles R. 631-1 and R. 631-3 of the Penitentiary Code, upon the release of the detainee or the cessation, even temporary, of his/her incarceration. Where a mobile electronic anti-seizure device has been ordered as part of a protection order pursuant to articles 515-11 and 515-11-1 of the Civil Code, the removal of the bracelet takes place under the same conditions, as does its fitting when the incarceration ends, unless this order has ended on that date.
Prohibitions on contact or appearance issued as part of a judicial supervision order also remain applicable during the period of imprisonment, as do, in the case of minor children, those resulting from a decision to totally or partially withdraw parental authority or its exercise, or to suspend visiting and accommodation rights issued by a criminal or civil court.