Code of Criminal Procedure Article 41

When examining an accused, a private prosecutor, a witness, an expert witness, or an interpreter, records of the following matters shall be made at the time and place of the examination:(1) The questions asked of the person examined and his/her statements;(2) The reason, if a witness, an expert witness, or an interpreter did not sign an affidavit affirming to tell the truth;(3) The date and place of the examination.The records made in accordance with the preceding paragraph shall be read aloud to the person examined or he/she shall be permitted to read the records before inquiring of the person examined whether any mistakes exist in the said records. Where the person examined is the accused, the defense attorneys present may assist the accused in reading the records and may express his/her opinions on whether any mistakes exist in the said records.Where the person examined or the defense attorneys that are present request an addition to, a redaction from, or any change to the records, a statement describing such a request shall be added to the records. The addition of the statement of the defense attorneys present to the records may only be made after the contents of the addition is explained to the accused.The person examined shall be asked to affix his/her signature, seal, or fingerprint on the records immediately following the last line therein. Where the person examined refuses to affix his/her signature, seal, or fingerprint, the surrounding circumstances of such an occurrence shall be added to the records.