The warning distance separating the victim from the person placed under judicial supervision, expressed as a whole number of kilometres, may not be less than one kilometre or more than ten kilometres. The pre-alert distance is twice the alert distance.
To determine the warning distance, the judge must reconcile the need to protect the victim with respect for the dignity, integrity and private, family and professional life of the person wearing the bracelet. The judge will ensure that the implementation of the device does not hinder the victim’s social integration, taking into account the respective homes and workplaces of the person wearing the bracelet and the victim, their means of transport and the type of rural or urban environment in which they live.
In order to guarantee respect for the rights and freedoms referred to in the previous paragraph, the judge who has ordered the measure may specify in his decision that the wearer of the bracelet is authorised to be present at times and in places that he determines, including if these places were to be integrated due to the movements of the person or victim in an alert or pre-alert zone.