Prosecutors conduct research studies on terrorism crime case documents within a maximum period of 30 days effective since they receive the case documents from investigators. L. Article 31 has been changed into the following: 1. Based on at least two valid objects of evidence, investigators are authorized to: a. Open up, examine and confiscate letters and any dispatches sent through the post service or other courier services which are related to terrorism crimes currently investigated; b. Wiretap conversations by telephone or other communication modes which are used to plan, prepare and enact terrorism crimes, or to track the whereabouts of someone associated with terrorist networks. M. We insert one point between points 1 and 2 of article 32, namely point 1a, which reads as follows: 1a. Testimonies by witnesses can be done through telecommunication tools with the help of a monitor screen. N. We have changed article 33 into the following: The state is obliged to protect investigators, prosecutors, judges, advocates, whistleblowers, experts, witnesses and penitentiary officers – along with their family members – from possible threats that could endanger their selves, lives and/or private properties, be it before, during and after the case investigation process. O. Between chapter VII and chapter VIII, we insert two additional chapters, namely chapters VIIA and VIIB, which read as follows: CHAPTER VIIA OVERCOMING TERRORISM CRIMES Article 43A 1. For the purpose of overcoming terrorism crimes, investigators or prosecutors could relocate anyone suspected of terrorism crimes to a certain area which is under the same jurisdiction of investigators or prosecutors for a maximum period of six months. 2. The president sets up national policies and strategies to overcome terrorism crimes. 3. National policies and strategies to overcome terrorism crimes as stipulated in point number 2 cover: