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Art. 141 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Verwertbarkeit rechtswidrig erlangter Beweise
StPO; 4. Titel: Beweismittel; 1. Kapitel: Allgemeine Bestimmungen
Art. 141 StPO · Verwertbarkeit rechtswidrig erlangter Beweise
Beweise, die in Verletzung von Artikel 140 erhoben wurden, sind in keinem Falle verwertbar. Dasselbe gilt, wenn dieses Gesetz einen Beweis als unverwertbar bezeichnet.
Beweise, die Strafbehörden in strafbarer Weise oder unter Verletzung von Gültigkeitsvorschriften erhoben haben, dürfen nicht verwertet werden, es sei denn, ihre Verwertung sei zur Aufklärung schwerer Straftaten unerlässlich.
Beweise, bei deren Erhebung Ordnungsvorschriften verletzt worden sind, sind verwertbar.
Ermöglichte ein Beweis, der nach Absatz 1 oder 2 nicht verwertet werden darf, die Erhebung eines weiteren Beweises, so ist dieser nur dann verwertbar, wenn er auch ohne die vorhergehende Beweiserhebung möglich gewesen wäre.
Die Aufzeichnungen über unverwertbare Beweise werden aus den Strafakten entfernt, bis zum rechtskräftigen Abschluss des Verfahrens unter separatem Verschluss gehalten und danach vernichtet.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (674)
50/2021/28/und/50/20 · sh (Art. 141 StPO)
Admissibility of Street Racing Video Evidence and Shared Intent for Traffic Violations
This procedural rule concerning the inadmissibility of illegally obtained evidence was discussed but ultimately found not to apply to the video evidence, allowing for its use in the final order.
51/2011/34 · sh (Art. 141 Abs. 5 StPO)
Admissibility of Pre-Code Interrogation Protocols and Statements in Police Reports
Applied to order the removal of unadmissible records concerning the accused's statements from the file of the criminal proceedings.
STBER.2017.27 · so (Art. 141 Abs. 5 StPO)
Forensic Report Inadmissibility Due to Lack of Timely Defense Counsel
Cited as the legal basis for ordering the removal and subsequent destruction of the inadmissible expert opinion from the files.
BK 2015 201 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 3 StPO)
Admissibility of Forensic Psychiatric Report Based on Improper Delegation of Expert Mandate
Used to justify that the violation of the ordering provision (internal delegation) does not lead to the inadmissibility of the evidence.
BK 2014 263 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 5 StPO)
Defendant's Motion to Remove Allegedly Inadmissible Interrogation Record Denied on Grounds of Procedural Economy
Cited in the reasoning regarding the removal of inadmissible evidence from the case files, which is the subject matter of the appeal.
BK 2013 362 · be (Art. 131 Abs. 3 i.V.m. Art. 141 Abs. 2 StPO)
Exclusion of Inadmissible Police Interrogation Protocols in Murder Inquiry
Used as a ground to declare the first interrogation inadmissible due to violation of mandatory defense requirements when the case was known to concern the accused.
BK 2013 362 · be (Art. 131 Abs. 3 i.V.m. Art. 141 Abs. 2 StPO)
Exclusion of Inadmissible Police Interrogation Protocols in Murder Inquiry
Used as a ground to declare the second interrogation inadmissible because mandatory defense was not secured after the investigation officially concerned the accused.
BK 2013 362 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 5 StPO)
Exclusion of Inadmissible Police Interrogation Protocols in Murder Inquiry
Cited in the final order to instruct the Public Prosecutor's office to remove the protocols from the file and keep them under separate seal before destruction.
SK 2012 223 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 2 StPO)
Inadmissibility of Traffic Violation Statement Due to Procedural Errors in Interrogation.
Used to establish that the non-compliant interview transcript leads to the inadmissibility of the evidence.
SK 2012 223 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 4 StPO)
Inadmissibility of Traffic Violation Statement Due to Procedural Errors in Interrogation.
Used to establish that witness testimony based on inadmissible statements is also inadmissible.
SK 2012 223 · be (Art. 141 Abs. 5 StPO)
Inadmissibility of Traffic Violation Statement Due to Procedural Errors in Interrogation.
Cited for the procedural step of removing the records of inadmissible evidence from the case files.
BK 2012 62 · be (Art. 141 StPO)
Criminal Proceedings Regarding Admissibility of Illegally Obtained Exculpatory Evidence
The decision discusses the application of Art. 141 StPO regarding the admissibility of evidence illegally obtained by private persons, although the final order does not overturn the decision based on this article.
AGVE.2006.15 · ag (§ 141 Abs. 1 StPO)
Insurer's Standing in Criminal Proceedings for Subrogated Claims
Used to define who is considered an injured party in a criminal proceeding for the purpose of civil claims.
RBOG.2004.Nr.40 · tg (§ 141 Abs. 2 StPO)
Reopening of Criminal Investigation Without Formal Notification to Accused
Cited to establish that the affected party has no appeal against the referral and the indictment, making the notification of the reopening decision crucial.
502 2025 146 · fr (Art. 141 StPO)
Denial of Appointed Counsel for Economic Offenses Based on Anticipated Sentence
Cited in the reasoning regarding the applicants' challenge to the admissibility of evidence, although the challenge was rendered moot by the dismissal of the main request.