Article 26.7 Documents

1. Documents shall be admitted as evidence if the information presented or certified therein by the organizations, their associations, officials and citizens is relevant to the proceedings 2. Documents may contain information, both in writing and in other forms. 3. The judge, the authority, the official in charge of the administrative offence shall be obliged to accept the request. 4. In cases where the documents have characteristics, it shall be specified that the documents must be preserved before the case is resolved on the merits and that they must be decided upon at the end of the proceedings. 5. Documents may be obtained from the parties to the administrative offence proceedings. Equivalently, as well as by mail or telecommunications, including via the Internet information and telecommunications network (if technically feasible) (i.e. by obtaining and receiving documents and materials in such a manner) or by other means that would enable the sender of documents or materials to be identified and kept unchanged until the date of receipt by the judge, the authority shall: If copies of documents, including electronic copies, are provided by the participant in the administrative offence proceedings, a judge, a body, an official or other body responsible for the proceedings. The person in charge of the case is entitled to request the originals of these documents.