Article 207. § 1. If necessary, a place, person, or material object shall be submitted to view (or bodily examination in the case of a person).
§ 2. If during testing, a material object might be damaged or destroyed, all efforts should be made to preserve at least part of such an object intact and, if this not feasible, it should be preserved in some other manner.
Article 208. A view or bodily examination which may offend the modesty of the person examined, should be conducted by a person of the same sex, unless this involves some special difficulties; a person of the opposite sex may be present during the examination only in exigent circumstances.
Article 209. § 1. If it in suspected that death has been caused by criminal means, an examination of the corpse and an autopsy shall be ordered.
§ 2. An examination of the corpse shall be conducted by a state prosecutor, and, in court proceedings -- the court, with the participation of a physician who is whenever possible a specialist in forensic medicine. In cases not amenable to delay, the examination is done by the Police with an obligation to notify the state prosecutor without delay.
§ 3. The examination of the corpse shall be done at the place of its discovery. Before the arrival of an expert, a state prosecutor or the court, the corpse may be moved or relocated only in exigent circumstances.
§ 4. An autopsy should be made by an expert with the state prosecutor or the court present. In court proceedings, the provisions of Article 396 § 1 and 4 shall apply accordingly.
§ 5. If necessary, a physician who has recently treated the deceased may be summoned to be present at the examination of the corpse and the autopsy, in addition to the court expert. The expert shall then prepare an opinion about the examination and autopsy in accordance with the requirements of Article 200 § 2.
Article 210. In order to conduct an examination of the corpse or an autopsy, a disinterment (exhumation) may be ordered by the state prosecutor or the court.
Article 585.
3) Inspection and searches of dwellings and persons, confiscation of material objects and their delivery abroad,
1. States Parties shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Part and under procedures of national law, comply with requests by the Court to provide the following assistance in relation to investigations or prosecutions:
(g) The examination of places or sites, including the exhumation and examination of grave sites;