Article 299-2

In giving an opportunity to learn of the name and address of a witness, an expert witness, an interpreter or a translator or to inspect documentary evidence or an article of evidence pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) of the preceding Article, when a public prosecutor or a defense counsel finds that the body or property of the witness, expert witness, interpreter, translator or a person whose name is included or recorded in the documentary evidence or article of evidence, or that person's relative is likely to be harmed, or any of these persons is likely to be threatened or confused, the public prosecutor or defense counsel may notify the opponent to that effect, and request that special care be taken so that particulars that may identify the address, workplace and other ordinary whereabouts of that person are not known by persons concerned (including the defendant) and the safety of that person is not otherwise threatened, unless those particulars are necessary for the proof or investigation of the crime, or the defense of the defendant.