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dition, the public prosecutor shall apply in writing for the district court to deal with the request.
In doing so he shall submit the documents to the court.
(2) A copy of the application required pursuant to the preceding subsection shall be served
upon the person claimed. He shall at the same time be informed of the offences for which his
extradition has been requested, of the times and places at which they were committed, as speci-
fied in the request for extradition, and of the state which has made the request. The above shall
also apply in cases in which the public prosecutor has supplemented or altered his application in
connection with a request received subsequently. The person claimed shall be informed of the
receipt of supplementary documents which are added to the file.
(3)After the documents have been submitted to the district court, the person claimed and his
counsel may not be denied the right to inspect them. The provisions laid down by and pursuant
to article 34 of the Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section 24
(1) Immediately after receipt of the application referred to in section 23 the president of the
district court shall set the time, allotting the case priority if possible, at which the person claimed
will be heard by the court. He may at the same time order that he be brought before the court.
(2) The clerk of the court shall immediately notify the public prosecutor and the person cla-
imed of the time fixed for the hearing. This notification and, if an order for him to be brought
before the court has been made, a copy of such order shall be served upon the person claimed.
(3) If the person claimed does not already have the services of counsel, the president of the
court shall officially assign him counsel.
Section 25
(1) The person claimed shall be heard in public unless he asks for the matter to be dealt with
in camera or unless the court orders that the case be heard in camera for reasons of an important
nature, to be mentioned in the official record of the proceedings.
(2) The public prosecutor shall be present at the hearing.
(3) The person claimed may have his counsel assist him at the hearing.
(4) If the person claimed does not appear, the court shall order that he be summoned to ap-
pear at a time set by the court, if necessary adding an order that he be brought before the court.