Art. 290 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Instruktion vor dem Einsatz

60.2011.146 · ti (art. 290 cpv. 1 CPP TI)

Bail Release Denial After Conviction and Pending Appeal

Cited in the reasoning to support the immediate release of bail upon acquittal, which is relevant to the analysis leading to the annulment.

Arr.t.2010.1041 · vd (Art. 290 CPP)

Trafficking and Money Laundering Referral

Mentioned in the heading, not cited in the dispositive orders.

Arr.t.2010.1041 · vd (art. 290 CPP)

Trafficking and Money Laundering Referral

This provision appears in the heading but is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (I, II, III, IV).

Arr.t.2010.631 · vd (Art. 290 CPP)

Homicide, Robbery, and Narcotics Trial

This article appears in the initial summary of applicable procedural law, indicating it relates to the jurisdiction or basis of the decision being rendered by the Tribunal d'accusation (likely related to the final decision of non-lieu or referral).

17.2008.57 · ti (art. 290 cpv. 1 CPP)

Appeal Dismissed Due to Statute of Limitations in Financial Negligence Case

Cited in the reasoning regarding the continuation of the prescription term during the cassation appeal.

Arr.t.2009.186 · vd (Art. 290 CPP)

Assassination and Murder Charges Following Fatal Stabbing Over Loan

This procedural provision was cited at the beginning of the decision concerning the process.

Arr.t.2009.132 · vd (Art. 290 CPP)

Referral to Criminal Tribunal for Multiple Serious Charges

Cited in the preamble, likely relating to the decision on the indictment/referral to trial.

INC.2003.70403 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Provisional Release Granted Pending Drug Retrial Despite Remaining Guilt Indications

Cited in the final orders as part of the applicable procedural rules.

INC.2004.42003 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Applicant's Detention Continued Despite Partial Acquittal Due to Flight Risk and Remanded Drug Offense

Cited among the applicable procedural rules in the final consideration (related to competency/procedure).

INC.2004.42002 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Inadmissibility of Immediate Release Request Due to Jurisdictional Limitations Pending Higher Court's Reasoned Judgment

Cited in point 2 of the final orders, related to the jurisdiction concerning the request for immediate release.

INC.2004.42002 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Inadmissibility of Immediate Release Request Due to Jurisdictional Limitations Pending Higher Court's Reasoned Judgment

Cited in the preamble to the decision, related to the Court's jurisdiction regarding sentence execution/remand.

17.2004.5 · ti (art. 290 cpv. 2 CPP)

Applicant Provisional Release Granted Despite Fraud Conviction

Cited as the legal basis for the decision regarding the provisional release request made alongside the appeal.

17.2002.18 · ti (art. 290 cpv. 2 CPP)

Narcotics Trafficking Conviction Affirmed; Swiss Jurisdiction Upheld

Used to rule that the request for provisional liberty has become moot due to the judgment.

17.2001.41 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Conditional Release Request Inadmissibility in Enforceable Sentence Case

Cited in the preamble to the orders, it relates to the procedural basis for the court's decision regarding the admissibility of the request, as the main ground for the decision was inadmissibility.

17.2001.41 · ti (art. 290 CPP)

Inadmissibility of Provisional Release Request by Convicted Individual Lacking Appeal

Cited as the procedural context that frames whether the President of the Court of Cassation and Revision has jurisdiction over the request for provisional liberty.