VI. ARREST AND SURRENDER OF ACCUSED
PROCEDURE BEFORE THE INVESTIGATION JUDGE
Article 32
(3) The investigation judge shall, at the time of interrogation establish whether the accused wants to surrender to the International Criminal Court and without the surrender procedure. In such a case a special document shall be drawn up in which the accused shall confirm that he/she wants to surrender to the International Criminal Court without the conducting of surrender procedure and that he/she waives all remedies which can be used in this procedure. In such a case the investigation judge shall decide on the need of custody in accordance with the provision of the Criminal Procedure Act.

VI. ARREST AND SURRENDER OF ACCUSED

VOLUNTARY SURRENDER
Article 35

(1) In the course of the procedure the accused may give the statement on the record that he/she wants to voluntarily surrender to the International Criminal Court and that he/she waives all the legal remedies in the surrender procedure. Such a statement shall be irrevocable.
(2) In the case referred to in paragraph 1 hereof, the court shall approve the resolution to suspend the surrender procedure, and shall order the custody against the accused and inform the competent department of the Ministry of Interior accordingly in order to carry out the surrender.

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Article 31

(1) The competent investigative judge shall interrogate the person indicted about the matter, and if the judge establishes that this is the person whose apprehension, temporary apprehension or surrender has been requested by the International Criminal Court, the judge shall order that this person be held in custody.

(2) The custody ordered by the investigative judge may have the maximum duration as the custody during the investigation pursuant to Article 16 hereof.

(3) During the interrogation, the investigative judge shall establish whether the person indicted wants to surrender to the International criminal Court without the surrender procedure. In such a case a special document shall be drawn up in which the person in question shall confirm that he/she wants to surrender to the International Criminal Court without the surrender procedure, and that he/she waives all remedies which can be used in this procedure. In such a case the investigative judge shall decide on the need for custody in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Criminal Procedure.

(4) Exceptionally, the person indicted may make a statement before the public attorney in charge prior to the apprehension, and a document mentioned in paragraph 3 above shall be drawn up in such a case, to the effect that he/she wants to voluntarily surrender to the International Criminal Court without being subjected to the surrender procedure. In this case the public attorney may request the investigative judge to order the person indicted to be put in custody in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Criminal Procedure.

(5) The statement from paragraphs 3 and 4 above shall be irrevocable.

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(1) Throughout the procedure, the person indicted may make a statement on the record that he/she wants to voluntarily surrender to the International Criminal Court and that he/she waives all legal remedies. Such a statement shall be irrevocable.

(2) In a case from paragraph 1 above the court shall issue a decision to suspend the surrender procedure, put the person indicted in custody and inform the competent department of the Ministry of the Interior accordingly in order to carry out the surrender.