2. An application for habeas corpus shall be made by the detainee or by any other person in the exercise of his or her civil rights, in accordance with the law. 3. The court shall rule on the application for habeas corpus within 8 days at a hearing in the presence of both parties. Section 34 (Guarantees in criminal proceedings) 1. Anyone charged with an offence is presumed innocent until convicted. 2. An accused person has the right to select, and be assisted by, a lawyer at all stages of the proceedings and the law shall determine the circumstances for which the presence of the lawyer is mandatory. 3. Every individual is guaranteed the inviolable right of hearing and defence in criminal proceedings. 4. Evidence is of no effect if obtained by torture, coercion, infringement of the physical or moral integrity of the individual, or wrongful interference with private life, the home, correspondence or other forms of communication. Section 35 (Extradition and expulsion) 1. Extradition shall only take place following a court decision. 2. Extradition on political grounds is prohibited. 3. Extradition in respect of offences punishable, under the law of the requesting State, by death penalty or life imprisonment or whenever there are grounds to assume that the person to be extradited may be subjected to torture and inhuman, degrading and cruel treatment, shall not be permitted. 4. An East Timorese national shall not be expelled or expatriated from the national territory. Section 36 (Right to honour and privacy) Every individual has the right to honour, good name and reputation, protection of his or her public image and privacy of his or her personal and family life. Section 37 (Inviolability of home and correspondence)