①After a public prosecutor has taken measures pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), paragraph (3), paragraph (6) or paragraph (8) of the preceding Article, if a court finds that the case falls under one of the following items, the court must render a ruling to revoke all or part of the measures upon request from the defendant or the defense counsel:

②The same applies as in the preceding paragraph if, where the public prosecutor has taken measures pursuant to paragraph (2), (4), (5), (7), (9) or (10) of the preceding Article, it is found that any of the following items applies.

③When a court revokes all or part of the measures taken by a public prosecutor as finding that it falls under the case of item (ii) or (iii) of paragraph (1), and finds that the acts provided in item (i) of the same paragraph may be committed, the court may set a condition that the defense counsel must not notify the defendant of the name or address of any person pertaining to those measures, or designate the time or method of notification to the defendant; provided, however, that this does not apply when the condition or the designation of the time or method makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

④When a court revokes all or part of the measures taken by a public prosecutor as finding that they fall under any of items (iii) through (v) of paragraph (2), and finds that there is a risk that the reputation or peaceful social life prescribed in Article 271-2, paragraph (1), item (i), (c), (1) or item (ii), (a) may be seriously harmed or that the acts prescribed in item (i), (c), (2) or item (ii), (b) of that paragraph may be committed, the same applies as in the preceding paragraph. In this case, the phrase "the name or address of any person" in that paragraph is deemed to be replaced with "the particulars identifying an individual".

⑤If a court makes a ruling for the request under paragraph (1) or (2), the court must hear the opinion of the public prosecutor.

⑥An immediate appeal may be filed against the ruling made for the request under paragraph (1) or (2) (including a judicial decision to set a condition or designate the time or method pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) or (4)).

①If 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 (1) or (6) or those taken by the court pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of the preceding Article, or the person's relative is likely to be harmed, or either of these persons is likely to be threatened or confused, and also finds it appropriate after hearing the opinions of the public prosecutor and the defendant's defense counsel, the court may set a condition that the defense counsel must not notify the defendant of the name or address of the person pertaining to those measures, which is included or recorded in documents or articles of evidence relating to the trial, or designate the time or method of notification to the defendant, when the defense counsel inspects or copies these documents or articles pursuant to the provisions of Article 40, paragraph (1); provided, however, that this does not apply when the condition or designation makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

②If 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 is likely to be harmed, or either of these persons is likely to be threatened or confused, and also finds it appropriate after hearing the opinions of the public prosecutor and the defendant's defense counsel, the court may, when the defense counsel inspects or copies documents or articles of evidence relating to the trial pursuant to the provisions of Article 40, paragraph (1), prohibit the defense counsel from inspecting or copying the part of these documents or articles, in which the name or address of the person pertaining to those measures is included or recorded, or 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 prohibition, condition or designation makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

③If 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 (1) or (6) or those taken by the court pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of the preceding Article, or the person's relative 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 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, when delivering to the defense counsel a transcript or an extract of the written decision or the trial record in which the judicial decision is recorded, set a condition that the defense counsel must not notify the defendant of the name or address of the person pertaining to those measures, which is stated in them, or designate the time or method of notification to the defendant; provided, however, that this does not apply when the condition or designation makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

④If 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 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 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 designation makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

⑤If 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 (1), (3), (6) or (8) or those taken by the court pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of the preceding Article, or the person's relative 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 has been made by the defendant or any other person concerned in a case (excluding the public prosecutor and the defense counsel), and also finds it appropriate after hearing the opinions of the public prosecutor and the defendant or other person concerned in the case who made the request, 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; provided, however, that this does not apply when it makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.

⑥If 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 (1), (3), (6) or (8) or those taken by the court pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (3) of the preceding Article, or the person's relative is likely to be harmed, or either of these persons is likely to be threatened or confused, and also finds it appropriate after hearing the opinions of the public prosecutor and the defendant, the court may, when the defendant inspects the trial records or requests the trial records to be read aloud pursuant to the provisions of Article 49, prohibit the defendant from inspecting the part of these records, in which the name or address of the person pertaining to those measures is included or recorded, or refuse the request for reading of that part; provided, however, that this does not apply when the prohibition or refusal makes it impossible to confirm whether or not the person pertaining to those 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.