Article 108
Children under the age of 16 are heard without oath.
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Children under the age of 16 are heard without oath.
…hear the witness, or issue a letter rogatory for this purpose in the forms provided for in article 151.
…able to appear on the summons, the examining magistrate may impose the fine provided for in Article 109.
The examining magistrate hearing the case decides, immediately after receipt of these documents, whether to order the transfer.
…ng before a trial court, a person heard as a witness or for information contradicts the conclusions of an expert report or provides new information from a technical point of view, the president asks t…
Without prejudice to the application of the provisions of
The investigating judge appoints the expert responsible for carrying out the expert examination. If the circumstances justify it, he appoints several experts.
…te examines whether there are any charges against the person under investigation that constitute an offence, the legal classification of which he or she determines.
…ng magistrate considers that the acts charged against the persons under investigation constitute an offence classified as a crime by law, he shall order their indictment before the assize court, subje…
If, in the course of the investigation, it appears that the case cannot be classified as a criminal offence, the investigating judge may, after communicating the case file to the public prosecutor for…
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