If the accused cannot, due to his state of health, appear before the court and if there are serious reasons not to defer the judgment of the case, the court orders, by special reasoned decision, that the accused, possibly assisted by his lawyer, will be heard at his home or at the prison in which he is being held, by a magistrate appointed for this purpose, accompanied by a court clerk. A record is made of this examination. The debate is resumed after the accused has been summoned again, and the provisions of article 411, paragraphs 1 and 2, are applicable. In all cases, the accused shall be tried in adversarial proceedings.