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Art. 208 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Form der Anordnung
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 2. Kapitel: Vorladung, Vorführung und Fahndung
Art. 208 StPO · Form der Anordnung
Die Vorführung wird in einem schriftlichen Befehl angeordnet. In dringenden Fällen kann sie mündlich angeordnet werden; sie ist aber nachträglich schriftlich zu bestätigen.
Der Befehl enthält die gleichen Angaben wie eine Vorladung und zudem die ausdrückliche Ermächtigung der Polizei, zum Vollzug wenn nötig Gewalt anzuwenden sowie Häuser, Wohnungen und andere nicht allgemein zugängliche Räume zu betreten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (229)
ZZ.1998.23 · so (§ 208 lit. a StPO)
Prosecutor's Appeal Regarding Reopening of Investigation After Termination Order
Cited to compare the stricter requirements for the reopening of proceedings after a final judgment.
502 2022 260 · fr (Art. 208 al. 1 CPP)
Geolocation Data as Basis for Search and Arrest Warrants
Cited to state that the arrest warrant is issued in writing, or orally in an emergency with written confirmation, relevant to the discussion on the arrest warrant's legality.
502 2022 260 · fr (Art. 208 al. 2 CPP)
Geolocation Data as Basis for Search and Arrest Warrants
Cited to state the contents of the arrest warrant (including authorization to use force), referring to Art. 201 al. 2 CPP, relevant to the discussion on the arrest warrant's legality.
BB.2014.83 (Art. 208 al. 2 CPP)
United States v. Smith
Cited regarding the police's right to use force when executing an arrest warrant.
81.2012.351 · ti (art. 208 segg. CPP)
Acquittal in Ticino Heroin Purchase Case
Although not explicitly listed in the dispositive, the costs imposed in order 2 are derived from the procedural rules governing court costs, implied by the context of the acquittal.
SK2 2011 45 · gr (Art. 208 StPO)
Forced Appearance for Interview Without Legal Basis
The court noted the absence of the required written order from the public prosecutor for the forced appearance as stipulated by this article.
10.2009.437 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. b CPP)
Forgery, Fraud, and Unfair Competition Conviction
This article was cited in the initial decree regarding the payment of compensation to the civil parties.
10.2009.523 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett.b CPP)
Property Damage, Battery, and Fare Evasion Conviction with Conditional Sentence
Cited in the dispositive order regarding the compensation payment to the civil party CIVI 2.
10.2009.640 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. b CPP)
Public Transport Fraud Conviction and Sentencing
Cited in the initial decree's proposal for ordering the payment of damages to the civil party, which was confirmed in the final sentence.
10.2009.543 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. b CPP)
Theft, Fraud, and Drug Possession Conviction with Sentence Revocation
Cited in the description of the original decree's orders, but the final order on compensation refers to the overall disposition of assets/damages handled by the court based on the findings of the trial, which resulted in the imposition of court costs in point 2 of the final sentencing order.
10.2008.486 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. b CPP)
Acquittal for Non-Payment of Child Support Due to Lack of Means
This article was cited in the initial decree proposal regarding the awarding of damages to the civil party, although the final order acquitted the defendant.
10.2009.19 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. b CPP)
Fraud Acquittal Due to Insufficient Evidence and Altered Payment Terms
This provision was cited in order 3 of the initial decree regarding the civil party's compensation claim, which was implicitly rejected by the acquittal.
17.2009.7 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. e CPP)
Appellant v. State Regarding Timeliness of Opposition to Criminal Indictment
Cited as the legal basis for concluding that the opposition was inadmissible because it was filed late.
60.2008.333 · ti (art. 208 CPP)
Legal Aid Expert Evaluation Reimbursement Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding the motivation of merit decisions, and referenced in the concluding citations.
17.2008.59 · ti (art. 208 cpv. 1 lett. e CPP)
Appellant v. State (Restitution of Time for Late Opposition to Indictment)
Cited in the reasoning leading to the annulment, as the opposition deadline mentioned therein was missed.