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Art. 162 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Begriff

StPO; 4. Titel: Beweismittel; 3. Kapitel: Zeuginnen und Zeugen
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Art. 162 StPO · Begriff

Zeugin oder Zeuge ist eine an der Begehung einer Straftat nicht beteiligte Person, die der Aufklärung dienende Aussagen machen kann und nicht Auskunftsperson ist.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (61)

RBOG.2009.Nr.19 · tg (§ 162 Abs. 1 StPO AG)
Supplementary Penalty Determination Based on Controlling Prior Conviction and Multiple Sentences
This provision was cited to establish that the accusation could potentially be extended in the appeal proceedings under Aargau law, which is relevant for determining the date of the 'previous conviction' under Art. 49 Abs. 2 StGB.
RBOG.1996.Nr.41 · tg (§ 162 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal of Void Judgment Due to Discrepancy Between Oral and Written Verdicts
Cited in the reasoning regarding the manner in which the judgment is opened (orally or in writing).
RBOG.1996.Nr.41 · tg (§ 162 Abs. 2 StPO)
Appeal of Void Judgment Due to Discrepancy Between Oral and Written Verdicts
Cited in the reasoning regarding the immediate delivery of the written judgment text following an oral opening.
RBOG.1996.Nr.41 · tg (§ 162 Abs. 3 StPO)
Appeal of Void Judgment Due to Discrepancy Between Oral and Written Verdicts
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of dispensing with written grounds for the judgment.
ZZ.1994.28 · so (§ 162 Abs. 2 StPO)
Victim Standing to Appeal in Juvenile Criminal Proceedings
The victim is not authorized to appeal in proceedings against children and adolescents.
ZZ.1988.21 · so (§ 162 StPO)
Bicyclist Collision Fines Appeal and Injured Party Appeal Rights in Juvenile Proceedings
The appeal by the injured party (K.B.) was not admitted because the injured party does not have party rights in the juvenile criminal procedure, contrary to the literal wording of this provision.
SB240183 · zh (Art. 162 StPO)
Acquittal for Sexual Coercion Due to Inconsistent Victim Testimony
Cited for the requirement to hear witnesses.
SN.2023.8 (art. 162 CPP)
Witness Status Change Denial After Statute of Limitations Expired
Used to define the status of a witness in criminal proceedings.
SK2 2021 67 · gr (Art. 162 StPO)
Worker's Sole Fault in Workplace Accident Bars Criminal Charges
Cited in the reasoning regarding the refusal to hear a witness as a witness, based on this provision.
RBOG.2020.Nr.25 · tg (Art. 162 StPO)
Appellant v. Private Complainant regarding Informant Status vs. Witness Status of Subsidiary Employees
Cited in relation to the definition of a witness, which served as the basis for the court's determination of the correct status of X and Y.
2020.01.21.sr.1 · bl (Art. 162 ff. StPO)
Robbery Conviction Upheld, Sentence Reduced Due to Procedural Delays
These provisions concern the examination of witnesses and are cited in the reasoning regarding evidentiary requests.
460.2018.309 · bl (Art. 162 ff. StPO)
*State v. Johnson* - Robbery Conviction Affirmed, Sentence Reduced Due to Appeal Delay
Cited as the legal basis for examining individuals as witnesses in a separate trial.
SB170471 · zh (Art. 162 StPO)
R. v. [Defendant's Name] (Attempted Aggravated Assault and Simple Assault)
Cited in relation to questioning witnesses.
D.cision.2016.215 · vd (Art. 162 CPP)
Witness Statement Admissibility After Improper Questioning
This article defining 'witness' is used to discuss the rights of a witness who later becomes a defendant, justifying the inadmissibility of their initial testimony.
SB140224 · zh (Art. 162 StPO)
Appeal Regarding Negligent Traffic Violation and Hit-and-Run Conviction
Cited in the reasoning (Section 4.3.2) to define the role of a witness, contextualizing the admissibility of testimony in the case.