The investigating judge or the judicial police officer assigned by him may, by any means, request any person, private or public establishment or body or public administration likely to hold documents relevant to the investigation, including, subject to Article 60-1-2, those originating from a computer system or processing of nominative data, to hand over these documents, in particular in digital form, without the obligation of professional secrecy being invoked against them without legitimate reason. When the requisitions concern persons mentioned in articles 56-1 to 56-3 and article 56-5, the documents may only be handed over with their agreement.
If the person fails to respond to the requisitions, the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 60-1 shall apply.
The last paragraph of article 60-1 is also applicable.
When the requisitions relate to data mentioned in article 60-1-1 and issued by a lawyer, they may only be made by reasoned order of the liberty and custody judge, referred for this purpose by the investigating judge, and the last three paragraphs of the same article 60-1-1 are applicable.