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TITLE II
INQUIRIES AND IDENTITY CHECKS
CHAPTER
II
THE PRELIMINARY POLICE INQUIRY-(prima faza a procesului francez...cercetarea

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Article 77
The judicial police officer
may keep at his disposal for the requirements of the inquiry any person against whom there are one or more plausible reasons to suspect that he has committed or attempted to commit an offence. He informs the district prosecutor of this when the police custody begins. The person under police custody may not be kept
more than twenty-four hours.
Before the twenty-four hours have expired the district prosecutor may extend the police custody by a further period not exceeding twenty-four hours. This extension may be granted only after a prior presentation of the person to this prosecutor.
However, it may exceptionally be granted by a written and reasoned decision in the absence of a prior
presentation of the person. If the inquiry is followed in an area other than that of the seat of office of the district prosecutor dealing with the offence, the extension may be granted by the district prosecutor of the place where the measure is carried out.
On the instructions of the district prosecutor dealing with the case, at the end of the police custody persons against whom material has been collected liable to give rise to a prosecution are either set free, or referred to the prosecutor.
For the implementation of the present article, the area jurisdiction of the Paris, Nanterre, Bobigny and Créteil district courts constitute a single jurisdiction.
The provisions of articles 63-1, 63-2, 63-3, 63-4, 64 and 65 are applicable to police custody that takes place within the framework of the present Chapter."
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Article 78-3
If the person concerned refuses or is unable to prove his identity, he may in case of necessity be kept where he is or on the police premises where he is taken in order to have his identity checked. He is in every case immediately brought before a judicial police officer who gives him the opportunity to offer by any means available material establishing his identity, and who proceeds if necessary to do what is necessary to verify them. He is told forthwith by this officer of his right to have the district prosecutor informed of the inspection to which he is subject and to have his family or any person of his choice informed. The judicial police officer himself informs the family or person chosen if
particular circumstances call for it.
The district prosecutor must be informed as soon as the retention begin where a minor of less than 18 years of age is involved. The minor must be assisted by his legal representative except where this is impossible."