Habeas Corpus Act Article 7

The organ that made the arrest or detention shall, within twenty-four hours upon the receipt of the writ of habeas corpus, deliever the person under arrest or detention; where the person in question has been transferred to another organ prior to the receipt of the writ of habeas corpus, the organ that made the arrest or detention shall immediately reply the court issuing the writ with such a circumstance, as well as transfer the writ to the organ to which the person in question has been transferred to, so as that transferred organ shall deliever the person in question within the twenty-four hours time-limit; where the court takes its own initiative in securing the holding of the person in question, the organ concerned shall immediately deliever the person under arrest or detention . Where there exist special circumstances that render it difficult for the delievery or the court's securing of the holding of the person in question, and that there are apparatus to facilitate direct personal examination via two-way transmission of audio and video signals which the court deems appropriate, the court may proceed with the remote examination via those transmissions and suspend the performance of the duty by the detaining organ to deliever the detainee.Where the person previously under arrest or detention has been released or has died prior to the receipt of the writ of habeas corpus, the organ that made the arrest or detention shall promptly reply the court issuing the writ of habeas corpus with such a circumstance.The audio and video transmissions of the remote examination done in accordance with Paragraph 2 of this Article shall be recorded for their entire duration.