Article 25.9. Expert

1. Any person not interested in the outcome of the case of an adult with special knowledge of science, technology, art or craft sufficient to 2. The expert shall: (1) appear at the request of the judge, the authority, the official in charge of the administrative offence. 3. The expert shall be warned of the administrative responsibility of the State party. 4. The expert shall have the right to refuse to give an opinion if the questions raised go beyond his or her special knowledge or if the material provided to him or her 5. The expert has the right to: (1) review the administrative offence file relating to the subject matter of the examination, make requests for assistance. (2) With the permission of the judge, the official, the presiding officer of the collegiate body in charge of the proceedings in administrative cases, to ask questions relating to the subject matter of the examination, the person against whom the case is being brought, the victim and the witnesses; (3) to indicate in its own 6. For refusal or failure to comply with the rules of procedure of the Court, the Committee is of the opinion that the circumstances of the examination, which are relevant to the case, have been established and for which no questions have been asked. The expert shall bear the administrative liability provided for in this Code.