The investigating judge who refers the matter to the liberty and custody judge pursuant to the provisions of the fourth paragraph of Article 137-1 for the purposes of remanding the person under investigation in custody fills in an individual notice containing information relating to the facts for which the person is being prosecuted, his or her criminal record and personality, which is intended, if the person is remanded in custody, for the head of the prison.
If the judge orders that the person be remanded in custody, the liberty and custody judge shall send this individual notice, stamped with his or her approval, to the head of the prison, in addition to the detention order that he or she issues, after completing it if he or she deems it necessary.
The documents mentioned in the previous paragraph may, where appropriate, be sent to the head of establishment by the investigating judge if the case file is returned to this magistrate before the detention order is executed.
When the liberty and custody judge orders detention after having been directly referred to by the public prosecutor pursuant to the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 137-4, he shall himself complete the individual notice provided for in the first paragraph of this article.