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Art. 216 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Nacheile
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 3. Kapitel: Freiheitsentzug, Untersuchungs- und Sicherheitshaft
Art. 216 StPO · Nacheile
Die Polizei ist berechtigt, in dringenden Fällen eine beschuldigte Person auf das Gebiet einer anderen Gemeinde, eines anderen Kantons und, im Rahmen völkerrechtlicher Verträge, ins Ausland zu verfolgen und dort anzuhalten.
Soll die angehaltene Person anschliessend festgenommen werden, so wird sie unverzüglich der am Ort der Anhaltung zuständigen Behörde übergeben.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)
51/2011/2 · sh (Art. 216 Abs. 1 lit. c StPO/SH)
Dismissal Upheld for Converting Temporary Cessation of Proceedings to Definitive on False Accusation Claim
This former procedural rule was cited to explain the basis of the provisional closure that was maintained.
INC.2009.903 · ti (art. 216 CPP)
Claimant Status in Criminal Proceedings for Theft and Money Laundering Appeal
Cited in the reasoning but not explicitly in the operative section (P.Q.M.).
60.2007.150 · ti (art. 216 ss. CPP)
Private Prosecution of Misappropriation of Mortgage Bonds Upheld Over Prosecutor's Dismissal
Cited in the preamble to the decision as the legal framework governing the admissibility and review of the private bill of indictment.
INC.2006.54501 · ti (art. 216 CPP)
Claimant v. Prosecutor Regarding Release of Seized Tires
Cited in the reasoning concerning the continuation of criminal action, which is part of the procedural context for the decision.
AC040127 · zh (§ 216 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Granted Due to Refusal of On-Site Inspection
Mentioned in the reasoning concerning the selection of jurors at the beginning of the session.
CCP.2005.98 · ne (Art. 216 al.1 CPP)
Defendant's Lateness Does Not Reinstate Prior Default Judgment Pending Retrial
Cited in the reasoning regarding previous procedural regulations, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders.
CCP.2005.98 · ne (Art. 216 al.3 ancien CPP)
Defendant's Lateness Does Not Reinstate Prior Default Judgment Pending Retrial
Cited in the reasoning regarding previous procedural regulations, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders.
60.2004.332 · ti (art. 216 ss. CPP)
Motorist Liability in Fatal Pedestrian Collision Caused by Unforeseeable Dog Entanglement
These articles govern the procedure for submitting an indictment proposal by the civil party after the public prosecutor has abandoned the proceedings, which is the core issue decided upon.
CCP.1996.6405 · ne (Art. 216 al. 1 CPP)
Setting Aside Default Judgment for Missed Support Obligation Based on Knowledge of Judgment Contents
The court used this article to determine whether the request for relief from the default judgment was timely filed.
CCP.1997.6449 · ne (Art. 216 al. 3 CPP)
Review of Denial of Relief Following Second Default Due to Medical Certificate
This article defines the grounds for relief from a second default judgment, which is the core issue addressed by the final order to quash the previous ruling.
60.2004.332 · ti (art. 216 ss. CPP)
Motorcyclist Fatal Accident Involving Dog Leash Causation Dispute
Cited in the final orders as context for the decision on the admissibility of the private criminal accusation (proposta di atto di accusa).
60.2007.150 · ti (art. 216 ss. CPP)
Criminal Appeals Chamber Permits Private Indictment for Consummated Misappropriation of Mortgage Bonds
Cited as the general legal basis for the decision on the admissibility of the private bill of indictment.
AC040127 · zh (§ 216 StPO/ZH)
Zurich Cantonal Court Annuls Conviction Over Denied On-Site Inspection
Cited in the reasoning (Erw. II/8) concerning the formation of the jury panel and the taking of the oath.