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Art. 451 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Selbstständige nachträgliche Entscheide des Gerichts
StPO; 12. Titel: Schlussbestimmungen; 3. Kapitel: Übergangsbestimmungen
Art. 451 StPO · Selbstständige nachträgliche Entscheide des Gerichts
Selbstständige nachträgliche Entscheide des Gerichts werden nach Inkrafttreten dieses Gesetzes von der Strafbehörde gefällt, die nach diesem Gesetz für das erstinstanzliche Urteil zuständig gewesen wäre.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)
SF190001 · zh (Art. 451 StPO)
Zurich Superior Court Ruling on Retroactive Professional Ban Imposition Post-Conviction
Cited in the reasoning regarding transitional provisions for jurisdiction.
P3 12 95 · vs (art. 451 CPP)
Cantonal Court Lacks Jurisdiction for Sequestration Compensation Following Federal Tribunal Remand
This article was cited to support that the independent procedure falls under the criminal authority that would have been competent according to the CPP to render the first instance judgment.
P/4488/2007 · ge (Art. 451 CPP)
Acquittal and Partial Reimbursement of Defense Costs in Mortgage Fraud Case
This article governs the applicability of the new Code of Criminal Procedure (CPP) to the present request, as the decision was made after its entry into force.
D.cision.2012.79 · vd (Art. 451 CPP)
Appeal on Transfer from Indeterminate Internment to Therapeutic Measure and Jurisdictional Transfer
The court used this provision to determine which authority has jurisdiction over subsequent judicial decisions following the entry into force of the Swiss Code of Criminal Procedure.
D.cision.2011.303 · vd (Art. 451 CPP)
Competence for Day-Fine Modification Based on Original Sentencing Authority
Cited to determine the applicable law for subsequent decisions regarding sentence modifications after the entry into force of the Swiss Code of Criminal Procedure (CPP).
AP.2010.106 · vd (Art. 451 al. 2 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Untimely Motion to Vacate Default Judgment Due to Defective Service Notification
Used to determine that the costs of the second instance, including the indemnity for the ex officio defense counsel, are borne by the State.
AP.2010.116 · vd (Art. 451 CPP)
Assault, Battery, Property Damage, and Negligent Violation Conviction Appeal
Cited in the calculation and allocation of second instance costs between the accused and the State.
AP.2010.91 · vd (Art. 451 al. 2 CPP)
Appeal of Summary Rejection of Motion to Vacate Default Judgment Based on Defective Service Notice
This provision was used to decide that the costs of the second instance, including the appointed defense counsel's fee, are borne by the State.
AP.2010.39 · vd (Art. 451 al. 2 CPP)
Appeal Granted Regarding Timeliness of Default Judgment Relief Based on Service Method
This article was cited in the reasoning section regarding the allocation of second instance costs, which is reflected in dispositive order IV.
AP.2009.203 · vd (Art. 451 CPP)
Construction Manager Negligence and Inadequate Safety Leading to Grievous Bodily Harm; Moral Damages Awarded
This provision was cited in the final order to assign the costs of the second instance proceedings, including the indemnity for the legal counsel of the appellant C._____, to T._____.
AP.2009.45 · vd (Art. 451 CPP)
Coercion, Trespassing, and Contempt Following Extrajudicial Repossession Reversal
Applied to allocate the second instance legal costs (dépens de deuxième instance) to X. for the benefit of M.____ SA en liquidation.
SF190001 · zh (Art. 451 StPO)
Zurich Court of Appeals on Jurisdiction for Subsequent Professional Activity Ban Post-Sentence
Cited in the reasoning concerning transitional provisions for jurisdiction.