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Art. 209 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Vorgehen
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 2. Kapitel: Vorladung, Vorführung und Fahndung
Art. 209 StPO · Vorgehen
Die Polizei führt den Vorführungsbefehl unter grösstmöglicher Schonung der betroffenen Personen aus.
Sie weist der vorzuführenden Person den Vorführungsbefehl vor und führt sie unverzüglich oder zu der im Vorführungsbefehl genannten Zeit der Behörde zu.
Die Behörde informiert die vorgeführte Person unverzüglich und in einer ihr verständlichen Sprache über den Grund der Vorführung, nimmt die Verfahrenshandlung vor und entlässt sie danach unverzüglich, es sei denn, sie beantrage die Anordnung der Untersuchungs- oder der Sicherheitshaft.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
RBOG.1998.Nr.38 · tg (§ 209 Abs. 1 StPO)
Prohibition Against Unfavorable Changes in Appellate Proceedings Extends to Conviction Point
The court decided not to rule on the prosecutor's new request because it violated the prohibition on worsening the verdict for the appellant.
RBOG.1998.Nr.38 · tg (§ 209 StPO)
Prohibition Against Unfavorable Changes in Appellate Proceedings Extends to Conviction Point
The main ground for the decision is based on the interpretation of this article regarding the scope of the prohibition on worsening the verdict.
RBOG.1998.Nr.38 · tg (§ 209 Abs. 1 StPO)
Reformatio in Peius in Amendment of Conviction During Appeal
This provision is cited in the reasoning leading to the conclusion that the prohibition against worsening the decision applies not only to the penalty but also to the finding of guilt.
RBOG.1998.Nr.38 · tg (§ 209 Abs. 1 StPO (TG))
Reformatio in Peius in Amendment of Conviction During Appeal
This provision establishes the prohibition against worsening the decision (Verschlechterungsverbot) upon appeal, which was the basis for the court's decision not to enter into the prosecution's new motion.
PS/70/2019 · ge (Art. 209 al. 1 CPP)
Execution of Out-of-Canton Custody Warrant During Temporary Detention
Cited to define the obligation of the police to execute the arrest warrant with due regard for the persons concerned (though the main ground for rejection was tardiness, this article defines the execution standard).
CCP.2006.69 · ne (Art. 209 CPP)
Possession of Unregistered Firearm, False Complaint, Driving While Suspended, and Confiscation Order Appeal
Cited in the reasoning (Consid. 3.d) to support the finding that the formal extension of the indictment regarding the weapon was violated.
50.2007.1 · ti (art. 209 CPP)
Improper Service Nullifies Appeal Deadline Commencement
This article was listed in the preamble to the decision but not directly cited in the final orders.
RBOG.2006.Nr.42 · tg (§ 209 Abs. 1 StPO)
Denial of State-Funded Counsel for Appeal of Minor Offense Fine
Cited in the reasoning regarding the impossibility of worsening the penalty on appeal, which supports the final decision to deny defense.
CHAC.2003.92 · ne (Art. 209 al.1 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Closure of Alimony Arrears Investigation
Cited in the reasoning section to inform the accused of their ability to request an adjournment before the trial court based on the extension of the complaint.
RBOG.2003.Nr.32 · tg (§ 209 StPO)
Fox Killing Fails Self-Help Justification Due to Lack of Proof and Excessive Suffering
Applied to prevent the conviction from being changed to the detriment of the appellant due to the prohibition of aggravation.
CCP.2001.24 · ne (article 209 CPP)
Appeal on False Documentation Conviction and Acquittal Review in Bankruptcy Case
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedure for amending the indictment, although the final orders focus on substantive and procedural rulings related to the case substance and costs.
CCP.2001.24 · ne (article 209 CPP)
Appeal on False Documentation Conviction and Acquittal Review in Bankruptcy Case
Mentioned in the context of procedural rules for completing the decision of referral.
CCP.1997.6493 · ne (Art. 209 CPP)
Appeal of In Absentia Conviction for Financial Crimes and Fraudulent Management
Cited in relation to factual extensions of charges.
CCP.1996.6427 · ne (article 209 CPP)
Property Damage Conviction Upheld; Assault Acquittal and Cost Award Review Declined
Referenced when discussing why the lower court could not expand the charges against R.L.
50.2007.1 · ti (art. 209 CPP)
Appeal Timeliness Confirmed Despite Improper Service
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the proper notification of the decree of accusation, which underpins the conclusion that the opposition was timely.