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Art. 211 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Mithilfe der Öffentlichkeit
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 2. Kapitel: Vorladung, Vorführung und Fahndung
Art. 211 StPO · Mithilfe der Öffentlichkeit
Die Öffentlichkeit kann zur Mithilfe bei der Fahndung aufgefordert werden.
Bund und Kantone können Bestimmungen erlassen, wonach Privaten für die erfolgreiche Mitwirkung bei der Fahndung Belohnungen ausgerichtet werden können.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (629)
RBOG.2004.Nr.40 · tg (§§ 211 f. StPO)
Reopening of Criminal Investigation Without Formal Notification to Accused
Cited as the relevant provisions governing the right to appeal (Beschwerde) against the reopening decision.
RBOG.2002.Nr.36 · tg (Art. 211 Abs. 1 StPO)
Extradition Appeal Procedural Reclassification
The court received the appeal as a complaint based on this provision regarding decisions of the District Court President.
CCP.1994.6143 · ne (art. 211 al.1 CPP)
Federal Tribunal Upholds Narcotics Convictions Following Undercover Operation
Cited in the context of the court's power to convict under different legal provisions, which informed the rejection of L.'s claim regarding the qualification of the offense.
AK.2015.275 · sg (Art. 211 Abs. 1 StPO)
Anonymous Appeal Regarding Lawful De-pixelation of Football Riot Photos
This provision formed the basis for the decision that the planned de-pixelation of images in the context of a public manhunt was lawful.
AK.2015.275 · sg (Art. 211 Abs. 1 StPO)
Football Hooligan Photo De-pixelation Appeal
The core issue regarding the legality and conditions of the public search (Internet search) was decided based on this article.
CCP.2009.74 · ne (Art. 211 CPP)
Tenant Theft Conviction Overturned for Lack of Illicit Enrichment Intent
Cited to support the principle that modifying the legal qualification of facts in the cassation procedure is permissible if the appellant had the opportunity to discuss it.
CCP.2009.32 · ne (Art. 211 CPP)
Physiotherapist Sexual Assault Conviction Upheld; Professional Ban Overturned
Cited during the analysis to reject the appellant's claim regarding procedural transgression concerning the modification of the legal qualification of the facts.
CCP.2008.5 · ne (Art. 211 al.1 CPP)
Public Ministry v. Transport Driver (Procedural Error in Acquittal)
The main ground for the appeal's success was the lower court's failure to apply this article by not extending the indictment to cover the potentially violated Article 35 LCR.
200.07.996 · bl (§ 211 Abs. 1 StPO)
Free Legal Aid Denied in Defamation Case Due to Hopelessness
Cited as the basis for the obligation to pay court costs and the possibility of being ordered to provide security for costs in a private prosecution case.
copy.of.2008.51 · bl (§ 211 Abs. 1 StPO)
Free Legal Aid Extends to Private Prosecution of Defamation
Establishes the conditions for granting legal aid in private prosecution proceedings, requiring the application not to be without merit and the applicant to be indigent.
CCP.2007.9 · ne (art. 211 CPP)
Rape, Confinement, and Battery Conviction Upheld on Appeal
Cited by the appellant to argue that the court improperly changed the legal qualification of the facts (from assault/coercion to attempted coercion) without proper notice.
10.2005.79 · ti (art. 210 e 211 CPP)
Withdrawal of Opposition Renders Criminal Accusation Decree Executive
These articles provide the legal basis for striking the proceeding from the roles following the withdrawal of the opposition, making the accusation decree executory.
10.2004.505 · ti (art. 210 e 211 CPP)
Withdrawal of Opposition to Criminal Indictment
These articles provide the legal basis for striking the case from the rolls following the withdrawal of the opposition, making the decree of accusation final.
10.2004.505 · ti (art. 211 CPP)
Withdrawal of Opposition to Criminal Indictment
This article is cited in the decree's operative part as the legal ground for striking the case from the rolls.
10.2005.8 · ti (art. 211 CPP)
Case Dismissal Upon Opposition Withdrawal
This article governs the procedure for the withdrawal of an objection, leading to the case being struck from the roll and the indictment becoming executive.