Code of Criminal Procedure Article 163-1

Motion filed by parties, agent, defense attorney, or assistance of evidence investigation shall be in writing and contain the following matters in detail:(1) The evidence to be investigated and its relationship with the fact to be proven;(2) The name, gender, domicile or resident of the witness, expert witness, or interpreter to be subpoenaed and the estimated time spent for examination;(3) A list of the evidential document, or other documents to be investigated; if part of the same shall be investigated, only that portion shall be filed.The copies of the written motion shall be filed, according to the number of persons in the other party; the court shall deliver it promptly after receiving the same.In case the written motion specified in section I of this Article cannot be filed for good reasons, or in case of emergency, the motion may be made orally.In circumstances specified in the preceding section, the oral motion shall state clearly, the matters specified in the Items of section I of this article and it shall be put in the record by the clerk; if the other party is not present, the record shall be delivered to him.Note: Articles 1 through 343 were amended lastly on February 6, 2003.