Part One
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Chapter VII
EVIDENTIARY ACTIONS
4. HEARING OF THE ACCUSED PERSON
Interrogation of the Accused Person through Interpreters
Article 106
(1) The hearing of the accused person shall be carried out through an interpreter in cases envisaged by this Code.
(2) If the accused person is deaf, the questions shall be asked in writing, and if s/he is mute, s/he shall be asked to answer in writing. If the hearing may be performed in such a manner, a person with whom the accused person is able to communicate shall be summoned as an interpreter.
(3) If the interpreter has not previously taken an oath, s/he shall take the oath stating that s/he would faithfully communicate questions put to the accused person as well as statements given by the accused person.
(4) Provisions of the present Code referring to expert witnesses shall be applied accordingly to interpreters.
Language
Rights during investigation - access to interpreter and translation if questioned in other language
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