Art. 54 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Anwendbarkeit dieses Gesetzes

RR.2023.35 (Art. 54 StPO)

Federal Office of Justice v. [Applicant Name]

Cited as a general reference to the Swiss Code of Criminal Procedure in the context of international legal assistance.

BB.2022.132 (Art. 54 CPP)

Federal Criminal Court Upholds Victim Status and Restricted File Access for Quasi-State Entities

Cited to require that provisions on access to the case file in criminal proceedings be implemented in compliance with principles applicable to mutual legal assistance.

RR.2022.63 (Art. 54 StPO)

International Legal Assistance for Brazilian Bribery and Money Laundering Case Upheld

This provision likely refers to the Swiss Code of Criminal Procedure and its relevance in international legal assistance, though not directly used in the final orders' reasoning for the core decision.

D.cision.2022.28 · vd (art. 54 al. 4 CPP)

Recusal Request Withdrawal in Corruption Case Following Evidence Seizure Ruling

This procedural article was mentioned as the general rule for attributing costs to the applicant, although the final order deviated from it.

RR.2019.209 (Art. 54 StPO)

Switzerland-Andorra Mutual Legal Assistance: Money Laundering Investigation and Asset Freeze Upheld

Cited as applicable law in international legal assistance.

RR.2018.195 (Art. 54 StPO)

Federal Court Upholds International Legal Assistance for Czech Tax Evasion Probe

This provision is referenced in relation to the applicability of the Swiss Federal Act on International Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters (IRSG).

RR.2014.70 (art. 54 CPP)

Switzerland: International Judicial Assistance for Czech Republic Granted in Money Laundering Case

Cited as governing procedure in the absence of specific provisions in EIMP or PA regarding suspension.

AK.2013.223 · sg (Art. 54 StPO)

Appeal Against International Legal Assistance Refusal Jurisdiction

Cited in the reasoning to establish that proceedings in legal assistance matters are governed exclusively by the IRSG, not the StPO.

UE120037 · zh (§ 54 Abs. 1 Ziff. 1 StPO/ZH)

Photographer v. Police Officers Regarding Arrest During Stadium Occupation

Cited in the reasoning to establish the legality of the initial detention, which served as the basis for upholding the discontinuation, although not explicitly in the final orders, it underpins the core reasoning leading to the dismissal of the appeal.

D.cision.2011.476 · vd (Art. 54 CPP)

Federal Office of Justice Delegation Standing and Delay in Criminal Proceedings

This provision was cited to exclude the application of the Code of Criminal Procedure because the matter is governed exhaustively by the EIMP, justifying the inadmissibility of the appeal concerning the delegation request.

Arr.t.2010.1588 · vd (Art. 54 al. 3 CPP)

Acquittal on Appeal Justifies Defense Cost Compensation under Criminal Procedure Code

This article was cited to confirm the applicant's status as an accused person following the appeal against the prefectural decision, which justified the claim under Art. 163a CPP.

P3 08 10 · vs (Art. 54 Abs. 2 StPO)

Evidence Admissibility vs. Usability in Review of Preliminary Judge's Evidentiary Rulings

Cited in the reasoning leading to the conclusion that the appeal should be dismissed where entered, referencing the examination of the admissibility of evidence by the investigating judge.

100.07.425 · bl (§ 54 Abs. 1 lit. c StPO)

Right to Silence Insufficient to Dispel Incriminating Evidence

Cited in reasoning to establish the right to refuse to testify in certain circumstances.

72.2004.11 · ti (art. 54 CPP)

State v. Drug Trafficking Money Launderer

This article, concerning the execution of the sentence, is implicitly covered by the imposition of the penalty and expulsion in orders 2.1 and 2.3.

RBOG.2001.Nr.42 · tg (§ 54 Abs. 2 StPO)

Discontinuation of Criminal Proceedings Upon Defendant's Death and Allocation of Costs

Cited in connection with the decision to refer the civil claims to the civil path and the allocation of Y's own party costs in this criminal proceeding.