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Art. 77 Schweizerische Strafprozessordnung (StPO) - Verfahrensprotokolle
StPO; 2. Titel: Strafbehörden; 8. Kapitel: Allgemeine Verfahrensregeln
Art. 77 StPO · Verfahrensprotokolle
Die Verfahrensprotokolle halten alle wesentlichen Verfahrenshandlungen fest und geben namentlich Auskunft über: a. Art, Ort, Datum und Zeit der Verfahrenshandlungen; b. die Namen der mitwirkenden Behördenmitglieder, der Parteien, ihrer Rechtsbeistände sowie der weiteren anwesenden Personen; c. die Anträge der Parteien; d. die Belehrung über die Rechte und Pflichten der einvernommenen Personen; e. die Aussagen der einvernommenen Personen; f. den Ablauf des Verfahrens, die von der Strafbehörde getroffenen Anordnungen sowie die Beachtung der für die einzelnen Verfahrenshandlungen vorgesehenen Formvorschriften; g. die von den Verfahrensbeteiligten eingereichten oder im Strafverfahren sonst wie beschafften Akten und anderen Beweisstücke; h. die Entscheide und deren Begründung, soweit diese den Akten nicht in separater Ausfertigung beigelegt werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (67)
51/2011/34 · sh (Art. 77 Abs. 1 StPO/SH)
Admissibility of Pre-Code Interrogation Protocols and Statements in Police Reports
Cited in the reasoning to show that the right to an interpreter existed under the old law, but its violation was not established.
470.23.105 · bl (Art. 77 StPO)
Digital Case File Sufficiency and Data Access Rules
The court states that an index in accordance with this provision can serve as a procedural record, which supports the order for the prosecutor to create an index.
BES.2022.109 · bs (Art. 77 StPO)
Applicant's Motion for Recusal of Prosecutor and Detective Denied
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirements for case file management (keeping a procedural protocol).
BES.2021.96 · bs (Art. 77 StPO)
Prosecutor's File Management Compliance in Murder Investigation
The court ordered the State Prosecutor's Office to either keep a procedural record (Verfahrensprotokoll) in addition to the case file index, or if only a case file index is kept, to document removals and their timing, aligning with the requirements implied by this article for documenting proceedings.
P/10843/2019 · ge (art. 77 CPP)
Appellant's Challenge to Dismissal of Estate-Related Criminal Complaints Rejected for Lack of Legal Interest
Cited in relation to the appellant's formal complaints about procedural records, which the court found not to constitute a ground for challenge.
D.cision.2021.97 · vd (Art. 77 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Failure to Record Criminal Complaint Proceedings
Cited in the final order section II because the appeal was founded on the violation of the obligation to keep records (protocol).
72.2020.7 · ti (art. 77 CPP)
State v. Accused (Dismissal Due to *Ne Bis In Idem*)
Cited among the procedural provisions governing the court's decision.
BB.2018.190 (art. 77 CPP)
Prosecutor Bias in FIFA Corruption Case
Cited regarding the requirement for written minutes of proceedings, highlighting a lack of transparency.
BB.2018.197 (Art. 77 StPO)
Partial Recusal of Prosecutors in FIFA Investigation Due to Appearance of Bias
This provision mandates that the reasons for decisions must be documented, relevant to the finding of bias due to lack of transparency in meetings.
2019.04.16.sr.2 · bl (Art. 77 lit. c StPO)
Prosecutor's Refusal to Record Oral Evidence Motions Violates Defendant's Right to be Heard
Cited in relation to the failure to record the evidence requests.
BES.2017.148 · bs (Art. 77 StPO)
Prosecutor's Failure to Produce Procedural Protocol in Fraud Case
The court found that the State Prosecutor failed to maintain a procedural protocol as required by this article, thus constituting a denial of justice.
SB170471 · zh (Art. 77 lit. e StPO)
R. v. [Defendant's Name] (Attempted Aggravated Assault and Simple Assault)
Cited in relation to protocol signing requirements.
D.cision.2018.507 · vd (Art. 77 CPP)
Prosecutorial Conduct and Recusal in Digital Evidence Case
Cited in the heading and discussed extensively regarding the requirements for written minutes, although ultimately not forming the basis for rejecting the appeal in the dispositive orders I, II, and III.
BB.2017.85 (Art. 77 lit. a StPO)
Appeal Dismissed for Unexcused Absence and Insufficient Travel Excuse
Cited as part of the description of what procedural minutes should record.
BB.2017.85 (Art. 77 lit. b StPO)
Appeal Dismissed for Unexcused Absence and Insufficient Travel Excuse
Cited as part of the description of what procedural minutes should record.