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 In inquiring into, preliminarily examining, or trying a case in which the alleged offender or accused is a juristic person, a summons shall be issued directing the manager or other representative of such juristic person to appear before the inquiry official or court, as the case may be.

If the manager or representative of the juristic person fails to follow the summons, a warrant of arrest may be issued against him. But the provisions dealing with provisional release, detention, or imprisonment shall not be applied to the manager or representative of a juristic person in a case in which the alleged offender or accused is the juristic person.

From the time the charge is filed, the accused has the following rights:

to appoint an attorney to advocate him in the course of a preliminary examination or trial before the court of first instance as well as an appellate court and the Supreme Court of Justice;

to have private conversations with his attorney or a person who is to serve as his attorney;

to inspect the preliminary examination or trial file of the court and to make copies or apply for certified true copies thereof upon payment of costs;

to inspect things filed as evidence and to make copies or take photographs thereof.