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Art. 48 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über internationale Rechtshilfe in Strafsachen (IRSG) - Inhalt

IRSG; Zweiter Teil: Auslieferung; 2. Kapitel: Verfahren

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Art. 48 IRSG · Inhalt

Verfügungen nach Artikel 47 enthalten: a. die Angaben der ausländischen Behörde über die Person des Verfolgten und die ihm zur Last gelegte Tat; b. die Bezeichnung der Behörde, die das Ersuchen gestellt hat; c. die Mitteilung, dass die Auslieferung verlangt wird; d. den Hinweis auf das Recht zur Beschwerde nach Absatz 2 und zum Beizug eines Rechtsbeistandes.

Gegen diese Verfügungen kann der Verfolgte innert zehn Tagen ab der schriftlichen Eröffnung des Auslieferungshaftbefehls Beschwerde bei der Beschwerdekammer des Bundessstrafgerichts führen. Für das Beschwerdeverfahren gelten die Artikel 379–397 StPO sinngemäss.

← Art. 47 IRSG Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über internationale Rechtshilfe in Strafsachen (IRSG) - Gegenstand Art. 49 IRSG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (282)

RH.2026.5 (Art. 48 al. 2 EIMP)

Extradition Warrant Upheld Despite Health and Flight Risk Concerns

Used to establish the court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal against the arrest warrant for extradition.

RH.2026.4 (Art. 48 al. 2 EIMP)

Extradition Arrest Warrant Upheld Pending Full Proceedings

Cited as the basis for the competence of the Court of Complaints to hear appeals against arrest warrants for extradition and for the formal admissibility of the appeal.

RH.2026.3 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Italy Extradition: Flight Risk Overrides Swiss Ties

Used to establish the jurisdiction of the appellate chamber and the timeliness of the appeal against the order for provisional detention.

RR.2025.180 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Switzerland Upholds Extradition to Poland, Dismissing Article 8 and Article 6/3 ECHR Claims

Cited regarding the procedure for appealing a decision on release from extradition detention.

RH.2026.1 (Art. 48 cpv. 2 AIMP)

Extradition Arrest Warrant Upheld: Murder and Assault Charges

Cited as the basis for the appeal being filed with the criminal appeals court.

RH.2026.2 (Art. 48 cpv. 2 AIMP)

Extradition Appeal Rejected: Flight Risk and Legal Aid Denied

Used to establish the court's jurisdiction and the timeliness of the appeal against the arrest order.

RR.2025.162 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Switzerland v. Argentina: Extradition for Cocaine Trafficking Upheld

Cited in relation to the appeal period for decisions on release from extradition detention.

RH.2025.28 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Extradition Detention Order Upheld: Insufficient Swiss Ties, High Flight Risk

Cited as the legal basis for the right to appeal the extradition detention order.

RH.2025.26 (Art. 48 al. 2 EIMP)

Appeal against extradition arrest warrant denied due to flight risk and merits of extradition case.

Cited as the basis for the court's jurisdiction to hear appeals against arrest warrants for extradition.

RR.2025.117 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Germany v. [Appellant's Name] - Extradition Upheld for Aggravated Residential Burglary

Cited regarding the appeal against a decision on release from extradition detention.

RH.2025.25 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Appeal Against Extradition Detention Order Denied Due to Flight Risk and Lack of Obvious Admissibility Arguments

Cited as the legal basis for the appeal period and procedure against the extradition detention order.

RR.2025.161 (Art. 48 cpv. 2 AIMP)

Switzerland Extradition Appeal Dismissed: No Service in Switzerland, Italian Proceedings Valid

Used to allow an appeal against a decision on provisional release within ten days.

RH.2025.22 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 IRSG)

Extradition Detention Upheld Despite Health Claims

This provision governs the timeframe and procedure for appealing an extradition detention order to the Federal Criminal Court.

RR.2025.120 (Art. 48 Abs. 2 und Art. 50 Abs. 3 IRSG)

Extradition to Poland for Counterfeiting Upheld Despite Health Concerns

Cited to establish the appeal deadline for extradition detention release requests.

RH.2025.21 (Art. 48 cpv. 2 AIMP)

Extradition Arrest Order Upheld Despite Procedural Challenge and Flight Risk Claims

Cited as the procedural basis for the appeal against the arrest warrant and also in relation to the jurisdiction of the court.