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Art. 164 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Abklärungen über die Zeugin oder den Zeugen
StPO; 4. Titel: Beweismittel; 3. Kapitel: Zeuginnen und Zeugen
Art. 164 StPO · Abklärungen über die Zeugin oder den Zeugen
Das Vorleben und die persönlichen Verhältnisse einer Zeugin oder eines Zeugen werden nur abgeklärt, soweit dies zur Prüfung ihrer Glaubwürdigkeit erforderlich ist.
Bestehen Zweifel an der Urteilsfähigkeit oder liegen Anhaltspunkte für psychische Störungen vor, so kann die Verfahrensleitung eine ambulante Begutachtung der Zeugin oder des Zeugen anordnen, wenn die Bedeutung des Strafverfahrens und des Zeugnisses dies rechtfertigt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (68)
95/2003/1 · sh (Art. 164 Abs. 1 StPO)
Custodial Inventory and Retention of Arrestee Property
Cited in the reasoning regarding the necessary limitations on detainees concerning the purpose of custody or maintenance of order.
RBOG.2003.Nr.31 · tg (§ 164 StPO)
High Court Jurisdiction Over Superseded Judgment Aspects in Reconsideration Petitions
This provision is referenced in relation to the requirement for the appellate judgment to be drafted as a new judgment replacing the contested decision.
SK2 2021 5 · gr (Art. 164 Abs. 2 StPO)
Prosecutor's Order for Witness Psychiatric Evaluation Overturned
The court implicitly relied on the lack of a legal basis under this provision to rule on the appeal regarding the ordered assessment.
P/10476/2012 · ge (art. 164 al. 1 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Non-Pecuniary Damages for Sulfuric Acid Attack
This article is not explicitly cited in the final orders, only in the indication of appeal routes at the end.
SST.2010.145 · ag (§ 164 Abs. 1, 166, 167 und 242 Abs. 1 StPO)
Counterfeit Banknotes Not a Particularly Minor Offense
Cited in relation to the final decision regarding the appealability, costs of custody, and procedural aspects of the judgment.
AGVE.2010.12 · ag (§ 164 Abs. 1 StPO)
State bears costs of pre-trial detention credited to sentences, convicted party bears judgment reasoning costs.
This provision is cited to hold the accused responsible for the costs of the proceedings, including the costs for the reasoning of the judgment.
SST.2009.199 · ag (§ 164 Abs. 1 StPO)
State Costs in Custodial Sentences vs. Defendant's Judgment Costs
Applied to hold the accused liable for procedural costs, including the costs for motivating a judgment.
AGVE.2010.12 · ag (§ 164 Abs. 1 StPO)
State Bears Pre-Trial Detention Costs, Convicted Party Pays Judgment Reasoning Costs
Used to determine that the costs of motivating a judgment are procedural costs and are borne by the convicted person.
AGVE.2009.10 · ag (§ 164 Abs. 1 StPO)
Retroactive Imposition of Post-Judgment Costs Improper
This provision establishes the principle that courts are bound by their final judgments, which prohibits the subsequent imposition of costs after the judgment has become legally binding.
P/15958/2008 · ge (art. 164 CPP)
Public Prosecutor General and Accused v. Investigating Judge: Refusal to Order Credibility Assessment Expert Opinion in Sexual Abuse Case
Cited to state that the investigating judge can use all means of proof provided by the code of criminal procedure if they are useful for discovering the truth.
P/715/2008 · ge (Art. 164 CPP)
Seizure of Client's Pre-Consultation Notes Upheld
Cited in the reasoning to justify the broad investigative power of the Investigating Judge, which was not contradicted by the appellant.
INC.2004.20002 · ti (Art. 164 CPP)
Case Inadmissibility Due to Court Incompetence Regarding Document Access Post-Non-Lieu
This article was cited in the preamble to the decision concerning the seizure procedure for the documents in question.
P/11288/2007 · ge (Art. 164 CPP)
Refusal to Order Victim Psychiatric Evaluation Upheld
Mentioned in the reasoning section (2.1) regarding the judge's ability to use all means of proof, which is related to the decision on the requested evidence (expertise).
P/10340/2003 · ge (art. 164 CPP)
Appellant v. Prosecutor Regarding Pre-Trial Investigation Scope
Cited to define the means available to the investigating judge for gathering evidence.
INC.2006.33509 · ti (art. 164 CPP)
Appeal Granted: Prosecutor's Indefinite Delay on Asset Unseizure Overturned
Cited in the dispositive section, likely referencing the procedural context for handling incidentals or rulings in ongoing investigations.