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Art. 17a Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über internationale Rechtshilfe in Strafsachen (IRSG) - Gebot der raschen Erledigung
IRSG; Erster Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 3. Kapitel: Innerstaatliches Verfahren
Art. 17a IRSG · Gebot der raschen Erledigung
Die zuständige Behörde erledigt die Ersuchen beförderlich. Sie entscheidet ohne Verzug.
Sie informiert das BJ auf dessen Ersuchen über den Stand des Verfahrens, die Gründe für eine allfällige Verzögerung und die erwogenen Massnahmen. Bei ungerechtfertigter Verzögerung kann das BJ bei der zuständigen Aufsichtsbehörde intervenieren.
Verweigert oder verzögert die zuständige Behörde ohne Grund den Erlass einer Verfügung, so kommt ihr Verhalten einem ablehnenden, anfechtbaren Entscheid gleich.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (83)
RR.2026.21 (art. 17a EIMP)
International Judicial Assistance for Spain Upheld
Cited to justify the procedure followed by the public prosecutor's office in contacting the requesting state.
RR.2025.197 (Art. 17a IRSG)
Appeal Against Extradition Order to Croatia Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence of Human Rights Violations
Cited in relation to the principle of acceleration of proceedings, which precludes the requested suspension of the appeal proceedings.
RR.2025.47 (Art. 17a EIMP)
Swiss Court Upholds Ukraine's Request for Bank Documents Amidst Due Process Claims
Highlights the public interest in the swift execution of international mutual legal assistance decisions.
RR.2024.132 (Art. 17a al. 1 EIMP)
Switzerland Denies Appeal Against UK Tax Evasion Evidence Disclosure
The principle of swiftness of proceedings in mutual assistance.
RR.2024.127 (art. 17a EIMP)
Recourse on International Legal Assistance to Portugal Dismissed for Lack of Standing and Procedural Deficiencies
Cited to emphasize the principle of speed in mutual assistance proceedings, justifying the expectation of a complete appeal from the outset.
RR.2024.100 (Art. 17a IRSG)
Extradition to Belgium upheld despite overcrowding concerns.
Cited to reject the request for suspension of proceedings, emphasizing the principle of acceleration in extradition matters.
RR.2023.174 (Art. 17a al. 1 EIMP)
Switzerland: French Request for Bank Documents in Money Laundering Case Upheld
Cited in relation to the principle of procedural speed in international mutual assistance.
RR.2024.54 (art. 17a EIMP)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Valid Representation in Mutual Legal Assistance Case
Cited to highlight the particular importance of the principle of speed in mutual assistance proceedings.
RR.2024.45 (Art. 17a Abs. 1 IRSG)
Extradition Upheld Despite Swiss Jurisdiction Claim and Family Life Arguments
Cited for the principle of procedural speed in legal assistance matters.
RR.2024.4 (Art. 17a Abs. 1 IRSG)
Federal Office of Justice v. Individual Prisoner
Cited to deny the request for a stay of proceedings, emphasizing the need for prompt resolution.
RR.2023.170 (Art. 17a cpv. 1 AIMP)
Ukraine Bank Records Transmission Case
Refers to the general obligation of expeditiousness in mutual legal assistance proceedings.
RR.2022.134 (Art. 17a Abs. 3 IRSG)
Art Intermediary's Appeal on Legal Delay Dismissed Due to Lack of Direct Standing
Basis for the appeal against the unlawful denial or delay of a decision.
RR.2022.116 (art. 17a EIMP)
Criminal Mutual Assistance Appeal Inadmissible for Missing Documentation
Cited to support the expectation that parties contesting a decision should provide complete documentation from the start.
RR.2022.90 (Art. 17a EIMP)
Extradition to France Upheld Despite Rights and Formal Defect Claims
Cited in the context of repairing procedural defects in extradition proceedings.
RR.2021.250 (Art. 17a EIMP)
Federal Criminal Court Upholds Judicial Assistance to Angola
Provision used to reject the argument that the international judicial assistance procedure should be suspended.