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Art. 244 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Grundsatz
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 4. Kapitel: Durchsuchungen und Untersuchungen
Art. 244 StPO · Grundsatz
Häuser, Wohnungen und andere nicht allgemein zugängliche Räume dürfen nur mit Einwilligung der berechtigten Person durchsucht werden.
Die Einwilligung der berechtigten Person ist nicht nötig, wenn zu vermuten ist, dass in diesen Räumen: a. gesuchte Personen anwesend sind; b. Tatspuren oder zu beschlagnahmende Gegenstände oder Vermögenswerte vorhanden sind; c. Straftaten begangen werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (431)
CCP.1994.6143 · ne (art. 244 CPP)
Federal Tribunal Upholds Narcotics Convictions Following Undercover Operation
Cited to establish that the appeals were lodged within the legal time limits, leading to the joint examination of the appeals.
CCP.1994.6122 · ne (art.244 CPP)
Notary Convicted for Misleading Land Registry on Foreign Property Acquisition Financing
This procedural rule was cited to confirm that the appeal was admissible (received) within the legal forms and timeframe.
SBK.2024.262 · ag (Art. 213 Abs. 1 i.V.m. Art. 244 Abs. 2 lit. a StPO)
Prosecutor's suspension of proceedings against individual for illegal entry, residency, and forgery upheld.
Cited in relation to the legality of detaining a person in non-public spaces when the person is sought and their presence in the premises is suspected.
BES.2023.10 · bs (Art. 244 Abs. 2 StPO)
Police Search Unlawfulness Declaration and Appellate Jurisdiction
Cited in the reasoning section defining the conditions under which a house search is permitted.
SBK.2023.293 · ag (Art. 244 Abs. 2 lit. b StPO)
Dismissal of Search and Seizure Challenge Due to Lack of Standing and Valid Grounds
Cited to support the argument that consent of the entitled person is not required for securing evidence or seizing items.
BES.2022.102 · bs (Art. 244 Abs. 2 StPO)
Appellant v. State Regarding Unlawful House Search and Entitlement to Procedural Documents
Cited in the reasoning to define the conditions under which a house search is permitted.
502 2022 260 · fr (Art. 244 al. 1 CPP)
Geolocation Data as Basis for Search and Arrest Warrants
Cited to explain the conditions under which non-public premises may be searched, relevant to the discussion on the search warrant's legality.
502 2022 260 · fr (Art. 244 al. 2 let. b CPP)
Geolocation Data as Basis for Search and Arrest Warrants
Cited to explain the condition under which a search can be conducted if there is reason to presume the presence of seizable evidence, relevant to the discussion on the search warrant's legality.
SST.2022.134 · ag (Art. 244 f. StPO)
Pornography Conviction Upheld, Sexual Assault and Coercion Charges Dismissed
Used to assess the legality of the house search.
BES.2021.100 · bs (Art. 244 Abs. 2 StPO)
Narcotics Seizure Upheld Despite Initial Unit Uncertainty
The court found the requirements of this article met to confirm the permissibility of the house search, presuming the presence of objects to be seized.
PS/39/2020 · ge (art. 244 al. 1 et 2 let. b CPP)
Appeal Against Police Conduct During Theft Apprehension Dismissed
Cited regarding the legal basis for searching buildings, dwellings, and other premises.
P/16698/2019 · ge (Art. 244 CPP)
Prosecutor's Decision to Dismiss Extortion Case Upheld Despite Appellant's Request to Search Email Provider's Premises
Cited in the reasoning to define the scope of a search (perquisition).
P/5957/2021 · ge (art. 244 al. 2 let. b et c CPP)
Public Prosecutor Orders Authorizing Drug Trafficking Search and Seizure Upheld
Cited by the Public Prosecutor's Office as the legal basis for ordering the search (perquisition) based on the presumption of finding objects/values susceptible to seizure or the commission of offenses.
D.cision.2020.320 · vd (Art. 244 CPP)
Case Concerning Search Warrant Validity in Fraud and Forgery Investigation Related to Roman Vase
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that house searches are provided for by law.
P/21307/2019 · ge (art. 244 al. 1 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Timeliness of Request to Seal Seized Electronic Devices
Cited to confirm that the appellant's prior written consent sufficed for the search of the premises.