Article R. 88 is worded as follows:
“Art. R. 88.-The clerk of the court of first instance of the place of birth for natural persons or, in accordance with the second paragraph of article R. 62, the automated national criminal records department is notified, by the public prosecutor or the public prosecutor, of arrest warrants and judgments or rulings handing down custodial sentences, in contradictory proceedings or in absentia, which have not been carried out. These notices are filed in the criminal record.
“They are returned, with all relevant information enabling the execution of the warrants, judgments or rulings, by the clerk of the court of the place of birth or the automated national criminal records department to the public prosecutor at the court, to the public prosecutor at the court of appeal from which they originate, or to the government commissioner at one of the courts of the armed forces set up in accordance with law no. 82-621 of 21 July 1982, when the persons concerned request a bulletin no. 3 or a bulletin no. 1 or no. 2 has been requested in their regard.
“In addition, the military authorities give notice to the clerk of the court of first instance of the place of birth or, in accordance with the second paragraph of article R. 62, to the automated national criminal records department of cases of insubordination or desertion of which they are aware. These notices are filed in the criminal record. They are returned, with all relevant information, to the authorities from which they emanate, in the circumstances provided for in the second paragraph. “