The authorisation referred to in Article 706-95-12 shall be the subject of a written order giving reasons by reference to the factual and legal elements justifying that these operations are necessary. The order is not of a judicial nature and may not be appealed.
In urgent cases resulting from an imminent risk of evidence being destroyed or serious harm being caused to persons or property, the investigating judge’s authorisation referred to in 2° of the same article 706-95-12 may be issued without the prior opinion of the public prosecutor. In this case, it includes a statement of the factual circumstances establishing the existence of the imminent risk.
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