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Art. 142 Schweizerisches Strafgesetzbuch (StGB)

StGB; Zweiter Titel: Strafbare Handlungen gegen das Vermögen; 1. Strafbare Handlungen gegen das Vermögen.; Unrechtmässige Entziehung von Energie
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Art. 142 StGB

Wer einer Anlage, die zur Verwertung von Naturkräften dient, namentlich einer elektrischen Anlage, unrechtmässig Energie entzieht, wird, auf Antrag, mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu drei Jahren oder Geldstrafe bestraft.

Handelt der Täter in der Absicht, sich oder einen andern unrechtmässig zu bereichern, so wird er mit Freiheitsstrafe bis zu fünf Jahren oder Geldstrafe bestraft.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)

SK1 2022 60 · gr (Art. 142 Abs. 2 StGB)
Drug Offenses, Property Damage, and Energy Theft Appeal Partial Affirmation
Cited in Dispositive 2 for the acquittal on this charge.
SB170289 · zh (Art. 142 Abs. 2 StGB)
Appellate Court Reverses Drug Sentence, Orders Consideration of Addiction and Mental Health in Sentencing and Probation
Cited as the basis for the conviction of the accused for unlawful energy withdrawal.
STBER.2018.11 · so (Art. 142 Abs. 2 StGB)
Cultivation Preparation and Illegal Energy Use Conviction Upheld
This article was cited as the basis for the guilty verdict on the offense of unlawful energy withdrawal with intent to enrich.
Jug.2018.47 · vd (art. 142 al. 1 CP)
Revocation of Suspended Sentence Reversed Despite New Convictions
Cited in the preamble to the final orders, relating to criminal law provisions applied.
SK 2016 180 · be (art. 142 al. 2 CP)
Conviction Affirmed for Threats, Damage, Attempted Arson, Violence Against Officials, and Drug Trafficking; Therapeutic Detention Denied.
Cited in the dispositive orders concerning A.________'s criminal conviction for energy theft (soustraction d'énergie).
72.2015.110 · ti (art. 142 cpv. 1 CP)
Cultivation and Sale of Cannabis with Electricity Theft Sentencing
Cited as the legal basis for the conviction of IM 1 and IM 2 for the offense under point 1.1 (alienation of narcotics).
72.2013.59 · ti (art. 12, 40, 43, 46, 49, 142 CP)
Narcotics Cultivation, Manslaughter, and Residency Violations Case
Cited in the final enumeration of applicable articles, relating to the criminal code provisions supporting the convictions or acquittals.
72.2012.95 · ti (art. 142 cpv. 2 CP)
State v. Defendant: Assault, Theft, and Drug Offenses
Cited in the legal provisions used for finding the defendant guilty of repeated simple assault (point 1.1 of the operative part).
CCP.1997.6475 · ne (Art. 142 CP)
Appellate Court Reverses Sentence for Energy Theft Due to Insufficient Consideration of Mitigating Factors and Alternative Sentencing
Although cited in the lower court's finding of guilt, this specific penal code article is not cited in the dispositive orders of the Cassation Court.
72.2012.95 · ti (art. 142 cpv. 2 CP)
Swiss Criminal Assizes Conviction for Assault, Drug Offenses, and Theft.
Cited in the final list of applicable penal code articles related to the convictions.
72.2015.110 · ti (Art. 142 cpv. 1 CP)
Marijuana Cultivation, Energy Misappropriation, and Sentencing
Applied in point 1.2 of the final orders to convict IM 1 and IM 2 for theft of energy.
SB170289 · zh (Art. 142 Abs. 2 StGB)
Drug Trafficking, Illegal Energy Extraction, and Pornography Conviction with Concurrent Sentence and Mandatory Treatment
This provision was cited in the established guilt of the accused from the first instance judgment, which was confirmed in the final orders regarding the scope of the confirmed decision.