If the requirements of the investigation in flagrante delicto or the preliminary investigation relating to one of the offences falling within the scope of Articles 706-73 and 706-73-1 so require, the liberty and custody judge of the judicial court may, at the request of the public prosecutor, authorise the interception, recording and transcription of correspondence sent via electronic communications in accordance with the procedures set out in the second and last paragraphs of Article 100 and Articles 100-1 and 100-3 to 100-7, for a maximum period of one month, renewable once under the same conditions of form and duration. These operations are carried out under the control of the liberty and custody judge.
The provisions of article 100-8 are applicable to interceptions ordered pursuant to this article.
For the application of the provisions of articles 100-3 to 100-5 and 100-8, the powers entrusted to the examining magistrate or to the judicial police officer appointed by him are exercised by the public prosecutor or the judicial police officer requested by this magistrate.
The liberty and custody judge who authorised the interception shall be informed without delay by the public prosecutor of the acts carried out in application of the preceding paragraph, in particular of the reports drawn up in execution of his authorisation, by application of the articles 100-4 et 100-5.