1The court decides to hold the judicial trial or any of its actions with closed doors:

awhen the publicity may damage the social morality, or may divulge data which must be kept secret for the interest of the State, if this is requested by the competent authority;]

bin case of behaviours which impair the normal performance of the hearing;

cwhen it is necessary to protect the witnesses or the defendants;

çwhen necessary during the questioning of minors as witnesses;

dwhen a victim, as defined in the article 58/b, asks that the hearing be held with closed doors.

2The hearing shall always be held with closed doors in cases of:

aadjudication of minors;

badjudication of adult defendants who are charged for offences committed against minor victims, regardless of the age of the victim during the adjudication proceedings;

3The decision of the court for holding the hearing with closed doors is revoked when the reasons supporting such decision cease to exist.

4The presiding judge of the panel shall inform the persons attending a closed doors trial that they are obliged to keep confidential all information they learnt at the trial hearing.