If the person claimed voluntarily evades the obligations of judicial supervision or house arrest under electronic surveillance or if, after having been released without judicial supervision or house arrest under electronic surveillance, it appears that he clearly intends to evade the extradition request, the Investigating Chamber may, on the application of the Public Prosecutor, issue an arrest warrant for him.
The provisions of Article 74-2 shall then apply, the powers of the public prosecutor and the liberty and custody judge provided for by this article being respectively entrusted to the public prosecutor and the president of the investigating chamber or a councillor appointed by him.
When the person concerned has been apprehended, the case must come to the first public hearing or, at the latest, within ten days of his committal.
The Investigating Chamber confirms, if appropriate, the revocation of the judicial supervision or electronically monitored house arrest or the release of the person concerned.
The public prosecutor and the person claimed are heard, the latter assisted, if necessary, by his lawyer and, if necessary, in the presence of an interpreter.
If the time limit mentioned in the second paragraph is exceeded, the person concerned will be released automatically.