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Art. 79 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesgericht (BGG) - Ausnahme

BGG; 3. Kapitel: Das Bundesgericht als ordentliche Beschwerdeinstanz
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Art. 79 BGG · Ausnahme

Die Beschwerde ist unzulässig gegen Entscheide der Beschwerdekammer des Bundesstrafgerichts, soweit es sich nicht um Entscheide über Zwangsmassnahmen handelt.

← Art. 78 BGG Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesgericht (BGG) - Oberste Recht sprechende Behörde Art. 80 BGG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (144)

BE.2024.15 (art. 79 LTF)
Federal Criminal Court Lifts Seals on Tax Evasion Data
This provision concerns the admissibility of appeals to the Federal Tribunal.
BB.2026.15 (Art. 79 BGG)
Banks' Appeals on Case Consolidation and Hearing Dismissed as Moot
Indicates that no ordinary appeal lies against the present decision.
BB.2026.19 (Art. 79 BGG)
Mootness of Appeal Due to Concluded Trial
Cited in the legal remedies section, indicating that no ordinary appeal is available against the present decision.
BB.2023.177 (Art. 79 BGG)
Prosecutor's premature fund assignment revoked in FIFA bribery probe.
Cited in the legal remedies section, indicating the possibility of appeal to the Federal Supreme Court concerning coercive measures.
BE.2025.31 (Art. 79 BGG)
Customs Authority v. Suspect (iPad Search)
Cited as the legal basis for filing an appeal with the Federal Court.
502 2025 378 · fr (Art. 79 LTF)
Cantonal Court Upholds Extension of Pre-Trial Detention for Accused in Marabout Scams Due to Flight Risk
Cited in the concluding paragraph regarding the right to further appeal to the Federal Tribunal, but not in the specific dispositive orders I to IV.
BV.2025.38 (Art. 79 BGG)
Right to be Heard Violation in Medicinal Products Case
Cited in the legal notice to state that no ordinary appeal lies against the present decision.
BB.2024.83 (Art. 79 und 100 Abs. 1 BGG)
Football Bribery Assets Seizure Overturned on Time-Barred Charges
Cited as the legal basis for appealing to the Federal Supreme Court against decisions of the Federal Criminal Court's Court of Appeal.
BB.2025.27 (art. 79 LTF)
Federal Court Strikes Moot Appeal Against Annulled Prosecutor's Order
Cited as the provision allowing appeals to the Federal Tribunal against decisions of the Courts of Appeal concerning coercive measures.
BV.2025.5 (Art. 79 BGG)
Seizure of Non-Compliant Radio Devices Upheld
Cited in the legal remedies section as the basis for appealing decisions of the Complaints Chamber regarding coercive measures to the Federal Court.
BE.2021.16C (art. 79 LTF)
Tax Investigation Documents Unsealing
Cited as the legal basis for appeals against decisions on coercive measures.
BB.2025.5 (Art. 79 BGG)
Federal Court Declines Jurisdiction Over Recusal of Entire Appellate Court
Cited to explain that decisions by the Federal Criminal Court's appellate chamber are not appealable to the Federal Court, unlike decisions by cantonal higher courts.
BH.2025.3 (Art. 79 BGG)
Pre-trial detention upheld due to risk of collusion in international drug trafficking case.
Cited as the legal basis for appeal to the Federal Court.
BV.2024.30 (art. 79 LTF)
Swissmedic Seizure of Unapproved Medications Upheld
Cited as the legal basis for appealing to the Federal Tribunal.
BG.2025.6 (Art. 79 BGG)
Jurisdiction dispute: Procedural economy outweighs initial jurisdiction in criminal proceedings.
Cited to state that no ordinary appeal lies against this decision.