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Art. 157 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Grundsatz
StPO; 4. Titel: Beweismittel; 2. Kapitel: Einvernahme der beschuldigten Person
Art. 157 StPO · Grundsatz
Die Strafbehörden können die beschuldigte Person auf allen Stufen des Strafverfahrens zu den ihr vorgeworfenen Straftaten einvernehmen.
Sie geben ihr dabei Gelegenheit, sich zu diesen Straftaten umfassend zu äussern.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (124)
BES.2019.144 · bs (Art. 157 Abs. 2 StPO)
Complainant v. Prosecutor (Abuse of Office and Bodily Harm by Police Officers)
Cited in reasoning to establish that only the accused person has the right to be questioned on the merits.
B.2016.134 · sg (Art. 157 Abs. 2 StPO)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Access to Files in Official Secrecy Investigation Related to Legal Cost Coverage
Cited to support the view that a charged (former) employee does not need authorization from the superior authority to hand over a file to criminal authorities.
RR.2017.207 (Art. 157 Abs. 1 und 2 StPO)
Transcript Transmission to France Upheld
Grants the accused the opportunity to make a comprehensive statement on the alleged offenses.
SB130347 · zh (Art. 157 ff. StPO)
Prosecution for Fraud and Forgery Barred by Statute of Limitations; Acquittal Upheld Due to Insufficient Proof of Intentional Deception in Billing Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of the accused to remain silent and not incriminate themselves, which affects the assessment of evidence credibility.
17.2012.57 · ti (art. 157 e segg. CPP)
State v. Appellant One and Appellant Two (Narcotics Importation and Sale)
Mentioned in the context of valid means of proof.
UH120368 · zh (Art. 157 ff. StPO)
Informant Testimony Admissibility in Manslaughter Case Involving Co-Suspect
Cited in the reasoning (II.3.2.c) defining the procedures for interrogating the accused, which determines the error in the prior testimony under Art. 141 Abs. 1 StPO, affecting Order 1.
P/15968/2011 · ge (art. 157 al. 2 CPP)
Appellant v. Prosecutor (Safe-Conduct Denial for Appearance)
The court specified that the duration of the safe-conduct must allow for a complete hearing, citing this article regarding the completeness of the hearing.
SK1 2011 14 · gr (Art. 157 StPO)
Appellant v. Creditor Fraud by Asset Reduction Regarding Patent Transfer
This provision was considered when ruling on the allocation of procedural costs to the acquitted appellant, although ultimately not applied to charge him costs.
AP.2011.51 · vd (Art. 157 CPP)
Plaintiff v. Defendant: Defamation Appeal Over Flyer Statements
Cited as the basis for ordering the accused to pay part of the first instance costs.
SK1 2011 10 · gr (Art. 157 StPO)
Criminal Appeal on Liability for Allowing Intoxicated Driving
Cited in relation to when costs for the investigation and court proceedings can be imposed on the acquitted party.
AP.2011.25 · vd (Art. 157 CPP/VD)
Sentence Execution and Fine Calculation for Repeated Driving Offenses
The costs of the first instance were imposed on the convicted person according to the general rule cited under this procedural provision.
HC.2011.29 · vd (Art. 157 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Imposition of Court Costs After Withdrawn Opposition to Immigration Sentence
Cited in the reasoning regarding the general rule for allocating costs when a defendant is convicted, although the final order relies on Art. 431 al. 2 CPP for the decision.
AP.2010.274 · vd (Art. 157 CPP)
Appellant Challenges Sentence Severity for Embezzlement and Fraud
Cited in the final order concerning the partial reduction of the first instance costs due to the acquittal on one count for which no civil fault was imputed.
AP.2010.288 · vd (Art. 157 al. 1 CPP)
Forgery of Title and Procedural Challenges to Supplementary Sentencing
The appellant was denied a reduction of first instance costs because the judgment confirming the conviction was upheld.
AP.2010.270 · vd (Art. 157 al. 1 CPP)
Lane Change Accident Injury Conviction Upheld, Costs Reformed
Cited as the general rule for allocating costs, which the court reformed partially based on equity in the final order concerning costs.