During the investigation, in order to set up the technical device mentioned in article 706-96, the liberty and custody judge may authorise entry into a vehicle or private place, including outside the hours provided for in Article 59, without the knowledge or consent of the owner or possessor of the vehicle or the occupier of the premises or any person holding a right over them. These operations, which may have no other purpose than the installation of the technical device, are carried out under its supervision. This paragraph also applies to operations for the purpose of uninstalling the technical device that has been installed.
In the course of the investigation, with a view to installing the technical device referred to in Article 706-96, the investigating judge may authorise entry into a vehicle or a private place, including outside the hours provided for in Article 59, without the knowledge or consent of the owner or possessor of the vehicle or the occupant of the premises or any person holding a right over them. If the premises are a dwelling and the operation is to take place outside the hours stipulated in the same article 59, this authorisation is issued by the liberty and custody judge to whom the investigating judge has referred the matter for this purpose. These operations, which may have no other purpose than the installation of the technical device, are carried out under the authority and control of the investigating judge. This paragraph also applies to operations aimed at de-installing the technical device that has been installed.
The installation of the technical device mentioned in Article 706-96 may not concern the places mentioned in Articles 56-1,56-2,56-3 and 56-5 nor be used in the vehicle, office or home of the persons mentioned in Article 100-7.