The person claimed is transferred, if necessary, and imprisoned at the prison within the jurisdiction of the Paris Court of Appeal. The transfer must take place within a maximum of five days of being presented to the public prosecutor, failing which the person claimed will be released immediately by decision of the president of the investigating chamber of the Paris court of appeal, unless the transfer has been delayed by insurmountable circumstances.
The public prosecutor at the same court shall notify her, in a language she understands, of the request for arrest for the purpose of surrender and of the charges against her.
Where the person claimed has already requested the assistance of a lawyer and the latter has been duly summoned, the public prosecutor shall receive his statements.
In other cases, this magistrate shall remind him of his right to choose a lawyer or to request that one be appointed for him ex officio. The chosen lawyer or, in the case of a request for a court-appointed lawyer, the President of the Bar Association shall be informed by any means without delay. The lawyer may immediately consult the case file and communicate freely with the person claimed. The Public Prosecutor receives the statements made by the latter after having warned him that he is free not to make any. A note of this warning is made in the minutes.