Article 299-6, paragraph (4)

If a court finds that the body or property of any person pertaining to the measures taken by a public prosecutor pursuant to the provisions of Article 299-4, paragraph (3) or (8) or the person's relative (hereinafter in this paragraph referred to as the "person subject to measures") or a relative of the person subject to measures is likely to be harmed, or either of these persons is likely to be threatened or confused, and a request under the provisions of Article 46 set forth in one of the following items has been made by the defense counsel, and also finds it appropriate after hearing the opinions of the public prosecutor and the defense counsel, the court may deliver an extract of the written decision or the trial record in which the judicial decision is recorded that does not state the name or address of the person pertaining to those measures, or, when delivering to the defense counsel a transcript or an extract of the written decision or that record, set a condition that the defense counsel must not notify the defendant of that name or address, or designate the time or method of notification to the defendant; provided, however, that this does not apply when the delivery of that extract, the condition or the designationtake the measure specified in the relevant item; provided, however, that this does not apply when the measure makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to thosesubject to measures has an interest in the defendant or other persons concerned, which may contribute to the determination of the probative value of that person's statement, or otherwise is likely to substantially harm the defense of the defendant.