Title 1: General Principles
- Section 1: Defined terms and their meaning
- Section 2: Definitions used in the Code
- Section 3: Acting on behalf of an injured person
- Section 4: Married woman's right to prosecute
- Section 5: Persons who may act for the injured
- Section 6: Court-appointed representative for the case
- Section 7: Juristic person as accused or defendant
- Section 7/1: Rights of an arrested person in custody
- Section 8: Rights of the defendant after charge
- Section 9: Requirements for an official memorandum
- Section 10: Requirements for a court record
- Section 11: Reading and signing statements
- Section 12: Form of documents and corrections
- Section 12 bis: Psychologists and social workers
- Section 13: Language of proceedings and interpreters
- Section 13 bis: Repealed
- Section 14: Insane accused unable to defend
- Section 15: Civil Procedure applied suppletively