Article 302. Coercive Procedural Measures Applied with the Authorization of the Investigative Judge
The following coercive procedural measures may be applied with the authorization of the investigative judge:
1) postponement for up to 12 hours of notification of relatives about the apprehension of a person;
2) court fines;
3) sequestration of goods;
4)other measures provided in this Code.

The judgment of the investigative judge authorizing coercive procedural measures may be subject to cassation by the parties in a higher court within three days. The request for cassation shall be heard in line with arts. 311 and 312.

Article 547. Arresting a Person in View of Extradition

(1) Upon receipt of a request for extradition, the General Prosecutor’s Office or, as the case may be, the Ministry of Justice will immediately undertake measures under the conditions of this Code for the preventive arrest of the person whose extradition is requested. The term of the person’s preventive arrest may not exceed 180 days from the moment of apprehension until transfer to the requesting party.