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Art. 235 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Vollzug der Haft

StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 3. Kapitel: Freiheitsentzug, Untersuchungs- und Sicherheitshaft
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Art. 235 StPO · Vollzug der Haft

Die inhaftierte Person darf in ihrer persönlichen Freiheit nicht stärker eingeschränkt werden, als es der Haftzweck sowie die Ordnung und Sicherheit in der Haftanstalt erfordern.

Die Kontakte zwischen der inhaftierten Person und anderen Personen bedürfen der Bewilligung der Verfahrensleitung. Besuche finden wenn nötig unter Aufsicht statt.

Die Verfahrensleitung kontrolliert die ein- und ausgehende Post, mit Ausnahme der Korrespondenz mit Aufsichts- und Strafbehörden. Während der Sicherheitshaft kann sie diese Aufgabe der Staatsanwaltschaft übertragen.

Die inhaftierte Person kann mit der Verteidigung frei und ohne inhaltliche Kontrolle verkehren. Besteht begründeter Verdacht auf Missbrauch, so kann die Verfahrensleitung mit Genehmigung des Zwangsmassnahmengerichts den freien Verkehr befristet einschränken; sie eröffnet die Beschränkungen der inhaftierten Person und der Verteidigung vorgängig.

Die Kantone regeln die Rechte und Pflichten der inhaftierten Personen, ihre Beschwerdemöglichkeiten, die Disziplinarmassnahmen sowie die Aufsicht über die Haftanstalten.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (149)

50/2007/29 · sh (Art. 235 Abs. 2 StPO)
Baseball Bat as Weapon Classification and Procedural Due Process in Importation Case
This provision was cited in the reasoning supporting the decision that the initial imposition of the penalty order was justified.
BK 2015 35 · be (Art. 235 Abs. 1 StPO)
Pre-trial Detainee's Unsupervised Visit Rights Challenged
Cited as a procedural consideration for the prosecutor when deciding on visit modalities, namely taking into account order and security in prison.
BK 2015 35 · be (Art. 235 Abs. 2 StPO)
Pre-trial Detainee's Unsupervised Visit Rights Challenged
Cited to confirm that the procedural authority must approve contacts and determine if visits take place under supervision, thereby establishing the prosecutor's jurisdiction.
CN.2026.5 (art. 235 al. 2 et 3 CPP)
Early Sentence Execution Granted with Restrictions
Cited in the reasoning (4.) to specify the rules regarding contacts with third parties and control of correspondence during early execution of sentence.
BK 2025 263 · be (Art. 235 Abs. 1 StPO)
Prosecutor's Restriction on Pre-trial Detainee's Correspondence Upheld Due to Misuse
This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding the general principle that the incarcerated person should not be more restricted than required by the purpose of detention and order/security.
BK 2025 263 · be (Art. 235 Abs. 3 StPO)
Prosecutor's Restriction on Pre-trial Detainee's Correspondence Upheld Due to Misuse
This provision was cited in the reasoning as the sufficient legal basis for restricting correspondence.
502 2025 112 · fr (Art. 235 Abs. 2 StPO)
Appellant v. Prosecutor (Financial Crimes Detention Visitation Rights)
The court modified the original order regarding visit authorization based on this provision concerning contact restrictions for persons in custody.
BEK 2025 57 · sz (Art. 235 StPO)
Appellant's Pre-Trial Detention Upheld Due to Flight Risk
Cited in the reasoning to clarify that issues related to health problems connected with custody modalities must be raised via a complaint against the execution of custody, not in the review of the precautionary measure.
P/2170/2025 · ge (Art. 235 al. 1 CPP)
Appeal Against Extension of Pre-Trial Detention for Narcotics Trafficking Denied
Cited in the context of examining the appellant's health condition during pre-trial detention, concerning restrictions on liberty related to detention order execution.
BK 2025 131 · be (Art. 235 StPO)
Cantonal Court Upholds Extended Pre-Trial Detention for Accused Facing Arson and Drug Charges
Cited in the reasoning regarding the ineffectiveness of substitute measures (restriction of correspondence).
BK 2025 131 · be (Art. 235 StPO)
Cantonal Court Upholds Extended Pre-Trial Detention for Accused Facing Arson and Drug Charges
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the ineffectiveness of substitute measures like placing an order restricting correspondence vis-à-vis foreign authorities.
AK.2024.554.AK · sg (Art. 235 Abs. 1 StPO)
Confinement Authority v. Detainee: Restriction of Pre-Trial Detainee's International Family Telephone Access
Cited implicitly as the legal standard governing restrictions on rights in custody, which the court used to find the prohibition of contact disproportionate.
VD.2024.181 · bs (Art. 235 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Against Retroactive Maximum-Security Solitary Confinement Based on Planned Aerial Escape Threat
Cited in the context of the legal basis for the specific measure of solitary confinement, though the court ultimately grounded the decision in Art. 78 lit. b StGB.
SN.2024.20 (Art. 235 Abs. 2 StPO)
Attempted Counterfeiter Granted Temporary Release Despite International Relocation Plans
Cited to support the delegation of competence for authorizing contacts, particularly visits and leaves, to the execution authority.
P/12759/2023 · ge (art. 235 al. 1 CPP)
Appellant v. State on Restriction of Pre-Trial Detention Contacts
Cited as the legal basis requiring restrictions on the freedom of detainees to be limited to what is necessary for the purpose of detention and maintaining order/security.