Article (134)
1. The measures stipulated in this Chapter may not be imposed on any person unless the
commission of a crime thereby prescribed by law is established, and the person’s
condition necessitates the application of such measures in order to safeguard public
safety.
2. An offender shall be deemed dangerous to society if it is established, based on their
circumstances, past record, conduct, or the circumstances and motives of the committed
crime, that there is a substantial risk that they will commit another crime.
3. Without prejudice to the provisions of Article (235) of this Law, the court that rendered
the judgment may, upon the request of the Public Prosecution, subject a person
sentenced to a custodial penalty for a felony to medical, psychological, and social
examinations conducted by the penal institution with the assistance of the competent
authorities, during an assessment period commencing six (6) months prior to the expiry
of the term of the penalty.
4. The criminal dangerousness of the convicted person shall be determined pursuant to a
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comprehensive assessment of their condition, including their past record, conduct, the
circumstances of the crime, and the medical, psychological, and social examination
reports conducted during the assessment period.
5. In addition to the measures stipulated in this Chapter, the court that rendered the
judgment may, upon the request of the Public Prosecution, order that the convicted
person be subjected to one or more of the following measures, where it is established
that their dangerousness persists and their condition so requires, in order to safeguard
public safety, for such period as determined by the court:
a. Placement of the convicted person in a rehabilitation center.
b. Placement of the convicted person in a therapeutic shelter.
c. Subjecting the convicted person to supervision or electronic monitoring.
The Public Prosecution shall supervise the implementation of the measures and shall submit
periodic reports to the court that ordered the measure regarding the conduct of the person
subject thereto, provided that no reporting period shall exceed three (3) months.