Part One
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Chapter I
BASIC RULES
Rights of Suspects i.e. Accused Persons
Article 4
(1) At the first hearing, the suspects shall be informed about the criminal offence they are charged with as well as the grounds for suspicion against them.
(2) Suspects shall be provided with an opportunity to make a statement regarding all the facts and evidence incriminating them and to present all facts and evidence in their favour.
(3) During the first hearing, the suspects and the accused parties shall be informed that they are not obliged to give any statements whatsoever nor answer the questions they are asked and that all statements they make may be used as evidence .
Rights of Detained Persons
Article 5
(1) Persons deprived of liberty by a competent public authority shall be immediately informed in their language or in a language they understand about the grounds for their apprehension and, at the same time, informed that they are not obliged to make a statement, that they have a right to a defence attorney of their own choice and to request that a person of their choosing be informed on their deprivation of liberty as well as a diplomatic consular representative of a state whose nationals they are or a representative of appropriate international organization if they are stateless persons or refugees.
(2) Persons deprived of liberty without a judgment shall be brought immediately before the competent State Prosecutor with the exception of cases provided for in the present Code.
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