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§ 32 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft - Sekundarschulkreise
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§ 32 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft · Sekundarschulkreise
1. Sekundarschulkreise des Bezirks Laufen sind: Grellingen, Laufen und Zwingen.
← § 31 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft
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§ 33 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft →
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (30)
460.24.161 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
State v. Defendant: Affirmation of Conviction for Hindering Official Act, Traffic Violations, and Drug Offenses
Cited in the 'Beweiswürdigung, Sachverhalt und Rechtliches' section regarding the presumption of innocence ('in dubio pro reo').
460.2023.92 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 2 BV)
Failure to Surrender Revoked License Conviction Upheld Due to Negligent Disregard of Duty
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right to a fair trial.
460.2022.222 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Attempted Coercion via Threat of Defamation and Legal Action
Cited for the principle of 'in dubio pro reo'.
2022.08.30.sr.3 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 3 BV)
Probation Extension Requires Current Recidivism Assessment
Invoked to ensure the principle of double instance is upheld in light of the cassation decision.
2022.08.15.sr.1 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Acquittal of Robbery Conviction Due to Reasonable Doubt and Procedural Defects
This provision establishes the presumption of innocence.
810.21.233 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Taxpayer's Undeclared Foreign Assets and Foundation Subject to Back Taxes and Penalties
Used to establish that the presumption of innocence applies to tax evasion proceedings.
2021.02.02.sr.4 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Driver's Conviction for Resisting Arrest and Evading Intoxication Test Upheld
Cited in relation to the 'in dubio pro reo' principle.
2020.03.10.sr.1 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Commercial Theft Conviction Upheld, Banishment Affirmed
This provision is the constitutional basis for the 'in dubio pro reo' principle.
2020.01.21.sr.1 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Robbery Conviction Upheld, Sentence Reduced Due to Procedural Delays
This provision establishes the presumption of innocence and is cited in the reasoning for evaluating evidence.
460.2018.309 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 der Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV, SR 101))
*State v. Johnson* - Robbery Conviction Affirmed, Sentence Reduced Due to Appeal Delay
Cited as the constitutional basis for the presumption of innocence ('in dubio pro reo').
2019.12.11.vv.5 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Taxpayer Fails to Prove Legitimate Source of Undeclared Assets
Cited in relation to the presumption of innocence and the principle of 'in dubio pro reo' in criminal tax proceedings.
2019.12.11.vv.6 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Taxpayer Fails to Prove Legitimate Source of Undeclared Assets
Cited in relation to the presumption of innocence in tax penalty proceedings.
810.19.43 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Taxpayer Fails to Prove Legitimate Source of Undeclared Funds
Constitutional guarantee of the presumption of innocence.
2019.09.17.sr.3 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Entry and Exit Violations and Petty Theft Conviction Upheld
Cited as the basis for the 'in dubio pro reo' principle.
460.19.131 · bl (Art. 32 Abs. 1 BV)
Appellant v. State: Border Restriction and Theft Convictions Upheld
Cited in the reasoning regarding the presumption of innocence ('in dubio pro reo').