A foreign national who is notified that he or she is to be detained pursuant to article L. 813-1 shall immediately be informed by the judicial police officer or, under the latter’s supervision, by the judicial police agent, in a language that he or she understands or can reasonably be presumed to understand, of the reasons for his or her detention, the maximum duration of the measure and the fact that he or she has the following rights:
1° to be assisted by an interpreter;
and
2° To be assisted, under the conditions set out in article L. 813-6, by a lawyer appointed by the detainee or appointed by the President of the Bar, who shall be informed of this request by all available means and without delay;
4° Notify his family and any person of his choice at any time and make any useful contact in order to ensure that he is informed of and, where applicable, takes care of any children he normally looks after, whether or not they accompanied him when he was detained, in accordance with the conditions set out in article L. 813-7;
5° Notify or have notified the family of any person
5° Notify or have notified the consular authorities of their country.
Where the foreign national does not speak French, the provisions of article L. 141-2 shall apply.
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