Section 3: Rules of procedure.

For the application of the provisions of sections 1 and 2 of this chapter, the statute of limitations for public prosecution shall run only from the date of the judgment opening the safeguard, receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings where the incriminating acts occurred before that date. .

The criminal court is seised either on the prosecution of the public prosecutor or on the filing of a civil party action by the administrator, the court-appointed agent, the employees’ representative, the commissioner for the implementation of the plan, the liquidator or the majority of the creditors appointed as controllers acting in the collective interest of the creditors when the court-appointed agent with standing to act has not acted, after…

The public prosecutor may require the administrator or liquidator to hand over all deeds and documents held by them.

The costs of proceedings brought by the administrator, the judicial representative, the employees’ representative, the commissioner for the execution of the plan or the liquidator are borne by the Treasury, in the event of an acquittal. In the event of a conviction, the Treasury may only exercise its recourse against the debtor after the close of the judicial liquidation operations.

Sentencing judgments and rulings issued pursuant to this chapter shall be published at the expense of the convicted person.