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 When a court has accepted a charge, it shall serve a copied charge upon the accused one by one, save where the accused have already received ones.

When the court has accepted the charge but the accused cannot yet be taken, the court shall issue a summons or warrant of arrest, whichever appropriate, so that the trial could further proceed.

The court order declaring the case well-founded shall be conclusive. But the order declaring the case ill-founded shall be subject to the power of the prosecutor to submit an appeal or final appeal according to the provisions dealing with appeals and final appeals.

Upon a motion of the prosecutor, the court may detain an accused or provisionally release him during an appeal or final appeal.

The provisions dealing with inquiries and trials, save section 175, shall apply mutatis mutandis to preliminary examinations.

The trials and the taking of evidence in court shall be held publicly in the presence of the accused, save where it is otherwise prescribed.