Part One
GENERAL PART
Chapter VII
EVIDENCE
2. Evidentiary Actions
a) Interrogation of the Defendant
Interrogation through an Interpreter or Translator
Article 87
If a defendant is deaf, he will be questioned in writing, if the defendant is mute, he will be invited to reply in writing and if he is blind, the contents of written evidence will be presented to him orally. If the interrogation cannot be conducted in this manner, a person capable of communicating with the defendant will be invited to serve as an interpreter.
If the defendant does not understand the language of the proceedings, he will be asked questions through a translator.
If the interpreter or translator was has not been sworn in previously, he will swear that he will faithfully communicate the questions asked of the defendant and the statements he makes.
The provisions of this Code relating to expert witnesses apply accordingly to interpreters and translators.
Language
Fair trial standards
Rights during investigation - access to interpreter and translation if questioned in other language
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