Without prejudice to the specific guarantees applicable to minors, a person in respect of whom there are plausible grounds for suspecting that he has committed or attempted to commit an offence may not be heard freely on these facts until he has been informed:
1° The presumed description, date and place of the offence that he or she is suspected of having committed or attempted to commit;
2° The right to leave the premises where he or she is being heard at any time;
3° Where appropriate, the right to be assisted by an interpreter;
4° The right to make statements, to answer questions put to him or her or to remain silent;
5° If the offence for which he or she is being heard is a felony or misdemeanour punishable by imprisonment, the right to be assisted during his or her hearing or confrontation, in accordance with the procedures laid down in Articles 63-4-3 and 63-4-4, by a lawyer chosen by them or, at their request, appointed ex officio by the President of the Bar Association; they are informed that the costs will be borne by them unless they meet the conditions for access to legal aid, which they are reminded of by any means; they may expressly agree to continue the hearing without their lawyer being present;
6° Of the possibility of receiving legal advice, where appropriate free of charge, in a legal access centre.
The notification of information given pursuant to this article shall be mentioned in the official report.
If the course of the investigation allows, when a written summons is sent to the person with a view to his or her hearing, this summons shall indicate the offence of which he or she is suspected, his or her right to be assisted by a lawyer as well as the conditions of access to assistance for the intervention of a lawyer in non-judicial proceedings and to legal aid, the procedures for appointing a court-appointed lawyer and the places where he or she may obtain legal advice before this hearing.
This article does not apply if the person has been taken, under duress, by the police force before the judicial police officer.