Section 6: Publication of the sentence Article 77: The publication of the sentence, when it is provided for by law, is done in newspapers in conformity of the format or medium indicated by the judge, or by posting it in very clear characters in the places and for the duration specified by the judge and which shall not exceed two months. If the judge deems it appropriate, he may order the publication of the sentence in newspapers and by posting. The publication is carried out at the expense of the convicted person. CHAPTER 4: SECURITY MEASURES Section 1: Confinement for security purposes Article 78: Security confinement shall be applicable under the conditions laid down in articles 125 to 129. Prisoners under security confinement shall be held in special facilities. They shall be required to work. They may be released on parole under the conditions laid down by law. Section 2: Confinement in a health care facility Article 79: In the event of dismissal of accusations, acquittal or discharge for one of the reasons provided for in article 102, the judge shall order the committal to a care home of the offender or accomplice of the felony or misdemeanor, when a medical assessment establishes that his liberty is dangerous to himself or to others. This confinement is only ordered upon request of the public prosecutor. The competent medical authority shall, on its own initiative or at the request of the judge responsible for the enforcement of penalties, and in any event at least every six months, provide an opinion as to whether the measure of confinement is still necessary due to the danger that the person confined presents to himself or to others. In the event that the release no longer presents a danger, the judge responsible for the enforcement of penalties, upon the request of the public prosecutor competent for the place of confinement, shall put an end to it. Section 3: Prohibition to appear in certain places Article 80: In cases of felony or misdemeanor, the judge may, taking into account the gravity of the acts and the danger they present, prohibit the convicted person from returning to the places where his presence would be likely to disturb the public order.