Article 6.9 Material to be Given to the Accused

(a) 6.9.1 The prosecutor must as soon as practicable after service or substituted service of the charge and summons give to the accused:

(A) a written statement of the material facts of each charge;

(B) notice of the existence or non-existence of any confessional material of the accused;

(C) notice that the accused does or does not have a criminal record; and

(D) such other material as the court may order in the circumstances of the case.

(b) (2) If the material cannot be served personally on an accused, the court may order substituted service.

(c) (3) If an accused does not have an advocate and cannot afford an advocate, the court must order that the ICT appoint an advocate to represent the accused.