The minutes of questioning and confrontation are drawn up in the forms provided for in articles 106 and 107.
If an interpreter is used, the provisions of Article 102 shall apply.
If the person under investigation is deaf, the examining magistrate shall automatically appoint a sign language interpreter or any qualified person who has mastered a language or method of communicating with the deaf to assist him/her during the hearing. If the interpreter is not sworn, he or she must take an oath to assist the court in all honour and conscience. Any technical device may also be used to communicate with the defendant. If the accused can read and write, the investigating judge may also communicate with him or her in writing.