(1) Detention for the purposes of incapacitation shall be carried out in institutions, which
1. offer a level of care to the detainee, based on a comprehensive treatment examination and of a regularly updated implementation plan,
a) which is individual and intensive and aimed at incentivising and fostering the detainee’s cooperation, particularly a psychiatric, psycho- or socio-therapeutical treatment tailored to the needs of the detainee, insofar as standardised offers do not appear promising, and
b) whose aim is to minimise the detainee’s dangerousness to the public to a degree that he may be conditionally released from the measure or the measure declared moot as soon as possible,
2. guarantee a detention,
a) which burdens the detainee as little as possible, matches the requirements of care under No 1 above and, security interests notwithstanding, is adapted to general conditions of life, and
b) which is carried out in special buildings or sections separate from the prison regime, unless the treatment under No 1 exceptionally requires otherwise, and
3. in order to achieve the goal mentioned in No 1 b)
a) offer measures for an open detention regime and preparations for the detainee’s release, unless compelling objections exist, particularly specific factors indicating a danger that the detainee might abscond from detention or use the measures for the commission of serious offences, and
b) provide an aftercare once the detainee has regained his liberty, in close cooperation with state or private providers.
(2) If the court in its judgment made an incapacitation order (section 66), either upon deferral (section 66a(3)) or subsequently (section 66b) or has made a deferred order (section 66a(1) and (2)), the offender shall already during his term of imprisonment be offered the care under subsection (1) No 1 above, in particular a socio-therapeutical treatment, with the aim of making the enforcement of the detention (section 67c(1) 1st sentence No 1) or its imposition (section 66a(3) unnecessary as far as possible.