The Courts and Tribunals will order chemical analyses to be carried out solely in such
cases as they consider it to be absolutely essential to the judicial investigation needed
and correct administration of justice.
• the rules to use the acquired information as an evidence
For this purpose the Judge may decide to carry out such acts of bodily inspection, examination or intervention as are pertinent to the principles of proportionality and reasonableness.
As long as there are proven reasons justifying it, the Examining Magistrate may agree,
in a grounded decision, to obtaining such biological samples from the suspect as are
essential to determine their DNA profile. For this purpose they may decide to carry out
such acts of bodily inspection, examination or intervention as are pertinent to the
principles of proportionality and reasonableness