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               essential facts of the offence alleged.  If there is a warrant of arrest, such

               warrant shall be produced and read to the arrested person.  A copy of the


               arrest note shall also be given to him.


                       …..


                       The  administrative  or  police  official  receiving  the  arrested  person

               shall,  upon  having  complied  with  paragraph  one,  inform  the  arrested


               person of the rights set forth in section 7/1, and allow him to contact his


               relative or a trusted person so that he could inform such person about his


               arrest and the place of his restraint at the earliest occasion from the time

               he appears at the office of the inquiry officer under paragraph one. …..



                       Section 87 An arrested person may not be restrained beyond the


               necessity according to the circumstances of the case.

                       …..


                       In  the  event  that  the  arrested  person  has  not  been  granted  a


               provisional  release  and  it  is  necessary  that  an  inquiry  or  a  prosecution


               takes place, such person shall be brought before the court within forty


               eight hours after he has been brought to the office of the inquiry officer

               under Section 83 save for reason of force majeure or other unavoidable


               reasons. The inquiry officer or the public prosecutor shall apply to the


               court for a warrant of detention of the arrested person.  In this respect, the


               court shall ask the arrested person whether he would raise any objection,

               and  may  also  require  the  inquiry  officer  or  public  prosecutor  to


               demonstrate the necessity or to produce evidence for its consideration.
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