According to the Brazilian Military Penal Code, what is the procedure for presenting a prisoner in court? I - The detainee must be presented, exce...

According to the Brazilian Military Penal Code, what is the procedure for presenting a prisoner in court?

I - The detainee must be presented, except in cases of illness that prevent locomotion or that do not advise it due to the danger of aggravating their morbid state or if they are not under the custody of the person to whom detention is attributed.
II - If the patient cannot be presented due to illness, the rapporteur may go to the place where he is located, or, at his proposal, the Court, by means of a written order, may determine that his secretary or, outside the judicial district of his headquarters, the auditor he designates, who will provide the necessary information, which will be included in the process.
III - The granting of habeas corpus will not prevent the process from continuing, as long as it does not conflict with the grounds for granting it.
IV - If the habeas corpus is granted due to the nullity of the process, it will be renewed, except if its examination makes the non-existence of the crime evident.
V - The decisions of the Court on habeas corpus will be recorded in the form of a sentence in the records. The necessary orders for their compliance will be issued in the name of its president by the secretary of the Court.
VI - If the habeas corpus order is granted to frustrate a threat of violence or illegal coercion, the patient will be given a safe-conduct, signed by the president of the Court.
a) Only I and II are correct.
b) Only III and IV are correct.
c) Only V and VI are correct.
d) All statements are correct.