Where the investigating chamber has ruled on an appeal against an order in respect of pre-trial detention, or following a referral from the public prosecutor either confirming that decision or, reversing it, ordering release or continued detention or issuing a committal or arrest warrant, the public prosecutor shall without delay return the case file to the investigating judge after ensuring that the ruling is executed.
Where, in any other matter, the Investigating Chamber reverses an order of the Examining Magistrate or is seised pursuant to the articles 81, last paragraph, 82, last paragraph, 82-1, second paragraph, 156, second paragraph, or 167, penultimate paragraph, it may either evoke and proceed under the conditions provided for in Articles 201,202,204 and 205, or refer the case back to the investigating judge or to such other judge in order to continue the investigation. It may also proceed with a partial evocation of the case file by carrying out only certain acts before referring the case file back to the investigating judge.
The order of the investigating judge or the liberty and custody judge that is appealed takes full and complete effect if it is confirmed by the investigating chamber.
In the event of an appeal against an order refusing release, the investigating chamber may, during the hearing and before the close of the proceedings, immediately consider any application for release on which the investigating judge or the liberty and custody judge has not yet ruled; in this case, it shall rule on both the appeal and this application.