Article 151. No person shall evade the obligation of testifying or making a report at a hearing as provided for in Article 15 paragraph 2 (including the cases where this provision applies mutatis mutandis in Article 19 paragraph 3, Article 20 paragraph 3, Article 21 paragraph 2, Article 42 paragraph 9, Article 48 paragraph 2, Article 49 paragraph 4, Article 52 paragraph 3, Article 125 or Article 132 paragraph 2) or Article 53 paragraph 1 item (3), or in mediation as provided for in Article 128 paragraph 1 or disposition effected under paragraph 3 of the same Article, the obligation of making a report or submitting data under the provision of Article 119, or the obligation of undergoing examination or investigation of books, documents or other articles as provided for in Article 120 paragraph 1 or 2, or Article 128 paragraph 3 item (3), (4) or (5), on the ground (apprehension) that it may lead to prosecution or punishment. However, no individual who has been required to testify, report, submit data or undergo examination or investigation of books, documents or other articles after claiming or asserting his apprehension of being prosecuted or punished upon his obligation shall be prosecuted or punished by using for evidence the testimony, report, date or books, documents or other articles, except in the case where the contents of the obligation of the testimony, report, or the drafting, presentation, public opening or preservation of other articles or submission of data are specifically provided for in advance in laws and order.