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The amendment of 11 June 2003 applies to the Military Trial Law and adds additional articles 112-1, 112-2 and 234-1, revises articles 29, 36, 59, 60, 61, 109, 133, 181, 206 and 238. The essential points are:
1)That a procedural decision that may be appealed to the supreme military court shall be the first trial decision made by the superior military court or its branches.(article 29)
2)That military courts at various level may, if necessary and within the jurisdiction, designate an appropriate site to hold a provisional court hearing.(article 36)
3)That a military court shall hand down a procedural decision to order a defendant to be released on bail, to entrust the defendant to a person , to order the defendant to reside in a designated place, to order confiscation of bail, or to allow a person to take back the bail posted for the defendant , and all these decisions along with detention of the defendant shall still being made by a second trial court, in case of files and evidences having been delivered to the third trial court for appellate review.(article 109)
4)That military prosecutors shall be authorized to appeal to the third trial.(article 181)
5)That Criminal Procedure Law's proceedings involving cases appealed to the third court trial shall be applicable to cases appealed to the supreme military court or superior military court.(article 206)
6)That the Ministry of National Defense shall set military prison's organization and number of personnel.(article 234-1)
7)That law enforcement officers may conduct search without search warrant in case of ab consent search.(article 112-1)
8)That military prosecutors or military police officers shall report the outcome of the search to the military court issuing the search warrant.(article 112-2)
9)That military judges shall show their IDs while carrying out duties.(article 61)
10)That military police shall immediately conduct investigation upon knowing suspicion of crimes, and report the investigation to a military prosecutor or an immediate superior officer; that they may seal off the scene of a crime for a timely inspection.(artcles 59 and 60)
11)That military prosecutors may order military police to conduct crime investigation, gather evidences and file reports (article 133) (13 provisions, p.3-6).