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Art. 296 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Zufallsfunde
StPO; 5. Titel: Zwangsmassnahmen; 8. Kapitel: Geheime Überwachungsmassnahmen
Art. 296 StPO · Zufallsfunde
Ergebnisse aus einer verdeckten Ermittlung, die auf eine andere als die in der Anordnung genannte Straftat hindeuten, dürfen verwertet werden, wenn zur Aufklärung der neu entdeckten Straftat eine verdeckte Ermittlung hätte angeordnet werden dürfen.
Die Staatsanwaltschaft ordnet unverzüglich die verdeckte Ermittlung an und leitet das Genehmigungsverfahren ein.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (123)
SK2 2015 20 · gr (Art. 296 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Dismissed: Lack of Standing and Untimely Filing in Bank Account Freezing Case
Cited in the reasoning concerning the appellant's failure to fulfill the duty to substantiate the requirements for standing.
17.2010.26 · ti (art. 296 cpv. 2 CPP)
Appellate Court Limits Lower Court Scope on Remand for Misappropriation and Forgery Case
Cited in the reasoning leading to the annulment of several dispositive paragraphs because the lower court exceeded the scope defined by the Cassation Court's remand order.
Arr.t.2011.22 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Official's Refusal to Prosecute Threat Complaint Justified Against Slander Claim
This procedural provision was mentioned at the beginning of the text alongside Art. 176 CPP, relevant to the decision to confirm the refusal to proceed.
Arr.t.2011.35 · vd (Art. 176, 296 CPP)
Appeal Against Refusal to Proceed in Defamation Case Related to Assault Defense
These articles are cited at the beginning of the decision, indicating the general legal framework applicable to the case, although they do not appear in the dispositive orders themselves (I-V).
Arr.t.2011.21 · vd (Art. 176 et 296 CPP)
Fraudulent Investment Prescription Period Dispute
These articles frame the scope of the decision regarding the refusal to proceed with the complaint, which is the subject of the appeal.
Arr.t.2011.93 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Appeal Dismissed for Indirectly Harmed Complainant Lacking Direct Victim Status
This provision governs the right to appeal against the refusal to proceed with a complaint, which was the subject of the rejected appeal.
Arr.t.2011.28 · vd (Art. 176 et 296 CPP)
Appeal Against Refusal to Prosecute Sexual Offenses, Custody Violations, and Bodily Harm
These articles were cited at the beginning of the decision, indicating the legal framework relevant to the issue, although the final orders only explicitly cite procedural/cost articles.
Arr.t.2010.1694 · vd (Art. 176, 296 CPP)
Complainant v. Individuals Accused of Fraud Regarding 1,000 Franc Loan
These provisions were cited at the beginning of the document, indicating the procedural context, although the main ground for rejecting the appeal relates to the substantive lack of fraud (Art. 146 CP), which justified confirming the initial refusal to prosecute.
Arr.t.2010.1586 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Refusal to Proceed on Misappropriation Complaint
Cited as part of the procedural basis for reviewing the refusal to proceed.
Arr.t.2010.1536 · vd (Art. 176, 296 CPP)
Forgery and False Testimony Investigation Remanded After Appeal Against Dismissal
These articles are cited at the beginning, framing the context of the decision regarding the refusal to proceed with the complaint and the subsequent appeal.
Arr.t.2010.1691 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Appeal Against Dismissal of Simple Bodily Harm Complaint Against Police Officers
This procedural provision is cited at the beginning and governs the appeal against the refusal to prosecute, which is the subject matter of the decision.
Arr.t.2010.1352 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Appeal of Refusal to Prosecute Defamation Based on Prior Testimony
This article is cited in the preamble alongside Art. 176 CPP, which relates to the substance of the decision (refusal to proceed).
Arr.t.2010.1304 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Assault Investigation Remanded for Further Inquiry Despite Apparent Self-Defense
This provision appears in the initial heading summarizing the legal context but is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (I to V).
Arr.t.2010.1261 · vd (Art. 296 CPP)
Parental Complaint and Jurisdiction Over Domestic Sexual Acts and Fraud
Cited in the preamble concerning the subject matter of the complaint, which directly leads to the decision to admit the appeal (Point I) and overturn the previous order (Point II and IV).
17.2010.19 · ti (art. 296 CPP)
Facilitation of Illegal Stay Sentencing Appeal
Cited as the procedural basis for the court's power to reform the judgment if sufficient elements for a decision are present, which justifies the partial acceptance of the appeal.