Temporary execution outside prison refers to an alternative execution method for a criminal sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, criminal detention or life imprisonment, which temporarily does not take the original sentence in a prison or detention center when some legal circumstances arise. A criminal may be temporarily executed outside prison under one of the following circumstances: (1) he has a serious disease and needs to be released on bail for medical treatment; (2) Pregnant or nursing one's own baby; (3) A criminal sentenced to life imprisonment may be temporarily executed outside prison only if he meets the second situation. A criminal who may be socially dangerous to apply for medical parole, or a criminal who injures himself or mutilates himself, may not be released from prison for medical treatment.
According to the above definition, which of the following criminals is most likely to apply temporary execution outside prison:
Criminal C was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment. During his term of imprisonment, he was suddenly ill, paralyzed and unable to take care of himself