Article 4
Article 6
Article 15
(4) If the information and documents referred to in paragraph 3 above were submitted in a foreign language, they shall be accompanied by a certified translation into the Montenegrin language.
Article 18
(1) Upon hearing the state prosecutor and the defence attorney, the investigating judge shall undertake other actions, if necessary, to determine if the conditions for extradition and/or surrender of the items on which or by which the criminal offence was committed, if these had been confiscated from the person claimed, are fulfilled.
(2) After the actions referred to in paragraph 1 above have been completed, the investigating judge shall deliver the case files to the competent Chamber along with his opinion.
Article 19
(1) If the Chamber of the competent court finds that the conditions for extradition prescribed by this Law have not been met, it shall make a decision to reject the letter rogatory for extradition.
(2) The order referred to in paragraph 1 above shall be submitted by the court ex officio directly to the higher court which may confirm, repeal or reverse the decision after it hears the state prosecutor.
(3) If the person claimed is held in detention, the Chamber of the competent court may decide that he remain in detention until the decision rejecting his extradition becomes final and legally binding.
(4) Final and legally binding decision rejecting the extradition shall be submitted to the Ministry which shall inform the requesting state thereof.
Article 20
(1) If the Chamber of the competent court finds that the conditions for extradition prescribed by this Law are met, it shall confirm this by passing a decision.
(2) The person claimed shall have right to complain against the decision referred to in paragraph 1 above directly to the court of higher instance within three days after the receipt thereof.
Article 25
(3) If the person the extradition of whom has been granted has not been taken over upon the expiry of the deadline referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 above, he shall be immediately released, and the Minister may refuse repeat extradition request for the same criminal offence.
1. States Parties shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Part and under procedures of national law, comply with requests by the Court to provide the following assistance in relation to investigations or prosecutions:
(a) The identification and whereabouts of persons or the location of items;
(b) The taking of evidence, including testimony under oath, and the production of evidence, including expert opinions and reports necessary to the Court;
(c) The questioning of any person being investigated or prosecuted;
(d) The service of documents, including judicial documents;
(e) Facilitating the voluntary appearance of persons as witnesses or experts before the Court;
(f) The temporary transfer of persons as provided in paragraph 7;
(g) The examination of places or sites, including the exhumation and examination of grave sites;
(h) The execution of searches and seizures;
(i) The provision of records and documents, including official records and documents;
(j) The protection of victims and witnesses and the preservation of evidence;
(k) The identification, tracing and freezing or seizure of proceeds, property and assets and instrumentalities of crimes for the purpose of eventual forfeiture, without prejudice to the rights of bona fide third parties; and
(l) Any other type of assistance which is not prohibited by the law of the requested State, with a view to facilitating the investigation and prosecution of crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court.