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Art. 220 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Begriffe
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 3. Kapitel: Freiheitsentzug, Untersuchungs- und Sicherheitshaft
Art. 220 StPO · Begriffe
Die Untersuchungshaft beginnt mit ihrer Anordnung durch das Zwangsmassnahmengericht und endet mit dem Eingang der Anklage beim erstinstanzlichen Gericht, dem vorzeitigen Antritt einer freiheitsentziehenden Sanktion oder mit der Entlassung der beschuldigten Person während der Untersuchung.
Als Sicherheitshaft gilt die Haft während der Zeit zwischen dem Eingang der Anklageschrift beim erstinstanzlichen Gericht und der Rechtskraft des Urteils, dem Antritt einer freiheitsentziehenden Sanktion, dem Vollzug der Landesverweisung oder der Entlassung.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (116)
51/2011/34 · sh (Art. 220 Abs. 1 StPO/SH)
Admissibility of Pre-Code Interrogation Protocols and Statements in Police Reports
Cited in the reasoning regarding the limits on defense counsel participation in police interrogations under the old law.
CN.2025.20 (Art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Defendant's Flight Risk Justifies Continued Detention Pending Appeal
Cited for maintaining the appellate court's jurisdiction over detention as long as the judgment is not final.
KSE 12 2025 · ai (Art. 220 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Against Extension of Pre-Trial Detention Dismissed
Cited in reference to the fact that the pre-trial detention ended due to the commencement of the early service of the sentence.
BK 2025 231 · be (Art. 220 Abs. 1 StPO)
Case Concerning Automatic Continuation of Detention After Indictment Withdrawal
Cited in the reasoning concerning the ending of investigative detention upon indictment.
BK 2025 231 · be (Art. 220 Abs. 2 StPO)
Case Concerning Automatic Continuation of Detention After Indictment Withdrawal
Cited in the reasoning concerning the request for security detention after indictment.
P/27112/2024 · ge (art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Detention to Ensure Expulsion Despite Suspended Sentence
Cited in the reasoning as the legal basis for detention to ensure the execution of an expulsion.
STBER.2024.8 · so (Art. 220 ff. StPO)
State v. Inmate (Arson Conviction Upheld)
Cited in the final concluding section regarding procedural aspects.
BK 2024 317 · be (art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Prolongation of Pre-Appeal Detention Post-Conviction
Cited in conjunction with Art. 231 CPP as a legal basis for ordering detention to guarantee the execution of a deportation order.
BK 2024 285 · be (Art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Provisional Detention Upheld for Aggravated Theft Suspect Facing Flight Risk
Cited to specify that the detention ends upon the enforceable judgment, serving of the sentence, or release.
BK 2024 46 · be (Art. 220 Abs. 2 StPO)
Security Detention of Foreign National Upheld Despite Claim of Violated Right to Be Heard
Cited in the reasoning to define what constitutes 'Sicherheitshaft' (pre-trial detention).
BS 2023 98 · zg (Art. 220 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Against Detention Extension Rendered Moot by Indictment and New Custody Order
Cited in the reasoning to explain why the initial appeal object became moot due to the subsequent ordering of security detention.
300----------- · vd (art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
State v. First Defendant and Second Defendant (Appeals on Theft, Property Damage, and Drug Offenses)
Cited in the grounds for the decision regarding D.'s detention.
SBK.2023.138 · ag (Art. 220 Abs. 2 StPO)
Mootness of Pre-Trial Detention Appeal Due to Deportation and Banishment
The court cited this provision to establish that security detention ends with the execution of expulsion, making the appeal moot.
CPR 2023 31 · ju (art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Appellant's Detention Upheld Due to Flight Risk
Cited as a legal basis for placing a person in detention for security reasons to guarantee the execution of an expulsion order.
135----------- · vd (art. 220 al. 2 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Pornography Conviction and Institutional Psychiatric Treatment
Cited in the opening lines, this procedural article relates to the basis for the appeal, the decision of which is the rejection of the appeal (I).