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Art. 196 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Begriff
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 1. Kapitel: Allgemeine Bestimmungen
Art. 196 StPO · Begriff
Zwangsmassnahmen sind Verfahrenshandlungen der Strafbehörden, die in Grundrechte der Betroffenen eingreifen und die dazu dienen: a. Beweise zu sichern; b. die Anwesenheit von Personen im Verfahren sicherzustellen; c. die Vollstreckung des Endentscheides zu gewährleisten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (153)
60/2005/2 · sh (Art. 192 und Art. 196 StPO)
Admissibility of Incidental Findings in Administrative Proceedings Following Criminal Investigations
These provisions were discussed in relation to the admissibility of 'Zufallsfunde' (incidental findings) from telephone surveillance, though the court ultimately opted for an autonomous balancing test.
RBOG.2005.Nr.43 · tg (§§ 196 Abs. 1, 199 und 204 StPO)
State Compensation Obligation Despite Acquittal Unchallenged on Appeal
These procedural provisions were cited in the heading, indicating they govern the possibility of the prosecutor filing a conditional appeal (Anschlussberufung), which is central to the court's ruling regarding future practice.
BKBES.2024.92 · so (Art. 196 – 457 StPO)
Federal Tax Administration v. Compensation for Discontinued Tax Evasion Proceedings
Cited as context for Art. 97 VStrR, relating to procedure costs.
BK 2024 180 · be (Art. 196 StPO)
Husband v. Wife: Theft of Jewelry and Cash from Safe Deposit Boxes in Matrimonial Dispute
Cited in the reasoning as the basis of search measures as coercive measures.
BB.2024.46 (art. 196 ss CPP)
Company v. Seizure of Bank Accounts in Money Laundering Investigation
Cited as the framework for coercive measures.
BK 2024 93 · be (Art. 196 StPO)
Confiscation of Seized Cash in Criminal Proceedings Despite Third-Party Claim
Cited as the general framework for seizure as a coercive measure.
502 2023 129 · fr (art. 196 à 200 CPP)
Appellant v. Public Prosecutor Regarding Refusal to Prosecute and Drug Law Classification
Cited in the reasoning regarding the nature of searches as coercive measures, but not explicitly in the final orders (I-V).
ARMP.2023.27 · ne (Art. 196 ss CPP)
Prosecutor Recusal Denial in Extradition Case Over Time-Barred Robbery Warrant
Cited by the appellant regarding constraint measures (Interpol notice), but not used in the operative orders.
SBK.2022.143 · ag (Art. 196 StPO)
Prosecutor's Decision to Lift COVID-19 Loan Account Freezes Upheld in Part
Defines coercive measures within criminal proceedings.
SBK.2022.72 · ag (Art. 196 StPO)
Property Lien Upheld in Fraud Investigation
This article defines coercive measures in criminal proceedings, and the court classifies the property freeze as such a measure.
BK 2021 300 · be (Art. 196 StPO)
Private Claimants' Appeal Against Prosecutor's Evidentiary Rulings Denied Due to Lack of Irreparable Legal Disadvantage
Referenced in the reasoning regarding the link between expert reports and compulsory measures.
BES.2021.27 · bs (Art. 196 StPO)
Appeal of Mandatory Blood and Urine Testing After Hit-and-Run and Positive Preliminary Drug Test
Cited as the definition of the contested measure (bodily substance collection) as a coercive measure.
BK 2021 91 · be (Art. 196 StPO)
Vehicle Seizure Overturned Due to Subsequent Compliance
Not cited in the final orders (dispositive).
SK2 2020 59 · gr (Art. 196 segg. CPP)
Appeal Against Confirmation of Blood and Urine Sampling Dismissed as Inadmissible Due to Loss of Current Legal Interest
This article is cited in the reasoning but not in the final orders 1-4.
BES.2020.90 · bs (Art. 196 StPO)
Appeal Regarding Mandatory Drug Sampling After Traffic Stop
Cited as the legal basis classifying the sample collection as a coercive measure.