The amendment of the provision of Article 393 § 3 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. has extended the scope of admissibility of private documents without excluding written expert opinions performed on behalf of parties such as the accused, the auxiliary prosecutor, the private prosecutor and the wronged party. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court questions the admissibility of such private documents as fate evidence, as if there had been no significant amendment to the above-mentioned provision. The
article presents a different position on this issue by pointing out the evidentiary significance of a private expert opinion as documentary evidence