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Art. 188 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Stellung des Bundesgerichts

BV; 5. Titel: Bundesbehörden; 4. Kapitel: Bundesgericht und andere richterliche Behörden

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Art. 188 BV · Stellung des Bundesgerichts

Das Bundesgericht ist die oberste rechtsprechende Behörde des Bundes.

Das Gesetz bestimmt die Organisation und das Verfahren.

Das Gericht verwaltet sich selbst.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (4)

AC.2020.0086 · vd (art. 188 al. 1 Cst.)

Chalet Alterations Removal Order Upheld Despite Partial Appeal Success

Cited in the reasoning regarding the role of the Federal Supreme Court, but not explicitly in the final orders (I, II, III).

VPB 06-2544-8505 (Art. 188, al. 4, Cst.)

Federal Law on National Languages and Inter-Community Understanding

Mentioned in the context of the election of judges to the Federal Court and linguistic representation.

VPB 06-0749-2985 (art. 188 al. 3 Cst)

Federal Court on Judicial Organization Reform: Terms Harmonization Supported, Infrastructure Clause Opposed

Cited as a constitutional basis for the Federal Tribunal's administrative autonomy, arguing against legal restrictions.

JAAC 68.49 (Art. 188 Abs. 3 BV)

Swiss Federal Judges Lack Disciplinary Procedures

Cited as the constitutional basis for the Federal Court's self-administration, which does not grant disciplinary powers over its members.