If the person under investigation voluntarily evades the obligations of judicial supervision, the examining magistrate may issue an arrest warrant or a warrant to bring him or her to trial. The investigating judge may also, under the conditions set out in the fourth paragraph of article 137-1, refer the matter to the liberty and custody judge for the purposes of remand in custody. Regardless of the prison sentence incurred, the liberty and custody judge may issue a committal order against this person with a view to remand in custody, subject to the provisions of Article 141-3.
If the person evades the obligations of judicial supervision while being referred to the trial court, the public prosecutor may, except in the case provided for by article 272-1, refer the matter to the juge des libertés et de la détention (liberty and custody judge) for the latter to issue an arrest warrant or a warrant to bring the person to trial. This magistrate is also competent to order, in accordance with the provisions of article 135-2, the remand in custody of the person concerned. The articles 141-4 and 141-5 are applicable; the powers conferred on the investigating judge by these same articles are then exercised by the public prosecutor.