Part II
THE COURSE OF PROCEEDINGS
A. CRIMINAL OFFENSE REPORT, PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION AND NOTIFICATION OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE
Chapter XIX
PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION AND SUBMISSION OF NOTIFICATION ON CRIMINAL OFFENCE
Interrogation of a suspect in preliminary investigation
Article 260
(1) If the police authority in the course of collecting information assesses that a summoned citizen may be deemed as a suspect, it is obligated immediately to inform him that he is considered a suspect, of a criminal offence he is charged with and the grounds for suspicion, that he does have the right to remain silent and not provide answers to the questions asked, as well as that anything he says may be used as evidence against him in the criminal proceeding. The suspect is informed of his right to retain a defense counsel who shall be present in the course of his further interrogation, that if he had retained defense counsel or in cases of mandatory professional defense he is not obligated to provide answers to questions asked without presence of the defense counsel, and shall in case of confinement (Article
264) be notified of the rights referred to in Article 5 of the present Code and be allowed to invoke the rights referred to in Article 263 paragraph 1 of the present Code.
Rights during investigation - informed of belief that crime has been committed
Rights during investigation - remain silent
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