1When the Court decides to send the case to trial, it shall, after hearing the parties, determine the acts that the trial file must contain.

2The trial file shall contain:

aacts related to conditions for carrying out the prosecution and the requests for accepting the civil lawsuit;

bminutes of unrepeatable actions, carried out by the judicial police and the prosecutor;

cminutes of the actions carried out for the pre-trial admission of evidence and those performed abroad in execution of the rogatory letter;

çcriminal records and other documents related to the character of the defendant and his/her identity;

dmaterial evidence and items pertaining to the criminal offence, unless they must be safeguarded elsewhere;

dhminutes of searches, examinations, recognitions and investigation experiments;

eexpertise acts;

ëminutes of evidence from other connected proceedings;

fminutes and recordings of interception of conversations and communications;

gany other act, which is important for the trial.

3Copies of such acts and other evidence obtained during the preliminary investigations shall remain in the prosecutor’s file.

4In the cases provided for under letters “b” and “c” of paragraph 1, of Article 332/dh, the file contains all acts carried out during preliminary investigations and those conducted in the preliminary hearing.