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mutatis mutandis to the trial of a criminal case, but the accused shall not be ordered to leave the trial chamber, save where he obstructs the trial.
Section181.The provisions of sections 139 and 166 shall apply mutatis mutandis to trials.
Section182.When a case is pending a preliminary examination or trial, if an interlocutory motion arises, the court shall give an order upon it as it finds appropriate. Once the trial is finished, it shall give a judgment or order according to the merits of the case.
The judgment or order shall be read in public court on the day the trial is finished or within three days from the finish of the case. If there is an appropriate reason, the giving of the judgment may be adjourned to another day, but this reason must be docketed.
Once the court has read it to the parties, the parties shall be required to sign it. If the prosecutor is in default of appearance, it may be read without the presence of the prosecutor. When the accused is absent, the court may refrain from reading it until the accused is brought in. If necessary, a warrant of warrant may be issued. When
