Article 98 (Process for Medical Procedures) In cases where the defendant or accused has fallen ill with a temporary mental illness or serious illness, a decision or ruling about applying medical procedures shall be made according to numbers 2 and 3 of Article 99 of this law. In this case, the prosecutor must soon be informed. Article 99 (Types of Medical Procedures) The types of medical procedures are the following: 1. Medical procedures for a mental illness patient who cannot recover 2. Medical procedures for a temporary mental illness patient 3. Medical procedures for a person who has fallen ill with a serious illness Article 100 (Duties of a Person who Receives Medical Procedures) The duties of a person who receives medical procedures are the following: 1. He or she must not leave the area pointed out in the written decision or ruling without approval. 2. He or she must dedicate himself or herself wholly to his or her medical treatment. 3. He or she must not do acts that interfere with the investigation or hearing of the criminal case such as destroying evidence. 4. He or she must not do acts that violate the law. Article 101 (Choice of Guarantor) In a case where an investigator, prosecutor, judge or court orders medical procedures for a defendant or accused, 2 guarantors shall be assigned. In this case, a letter of guarantee shall be received from the guarantor. Article 102 (Duties of a Guarantor) The duties of a guarantor for a person who receives medical procedures shall be the following: 1. He or she must control the person who receives medical procedures to adhere to the duties provided for under Article 100 of this law. 2. In cases where the person who receives medical procedures has violated the duties provided for under Article 100 of this law, he or she must inform the people’s safety institution in the jurisdictional area without delay.