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Art. 18 Loi sur la police (LPol) - Droit applicable
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Art. 18 LPol · Droit applicable
1. Le personnel de la police est soumis à la loi générale relative au personnel de l’administration cantonale, du pouvoir judiciaire et des établissements publics médicaux, du 4 décembre 1997, et à ses dispositions d’application, sous réserve des dispositions particulières de la présente loi.
2. Il est, de même, soumis à la loi concernant le traitement et les diverses prestations alloués aux membres du personnel de l’Etat, du pouvoir judiciaire et des établissements hospitaliers, du 21 décembre 1973, et à ses dispositions d’application.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (5)
A/2404/2023 · ge (art. 18 al. 1 LPol)
Probationary Officer's Appeal for Retroactive Pay Following Discrimination Finding Rejected
Cited generally as part of the legal basis determining the admissibility of the appeal.
A/2826/2021 · ge (art. 18 al. 1 LPol)
Police Officer Termination Upheld Due to Professional Deficiencies and Misconduct
Cited to establish that the specific provisions of the Police Law take precedence over the general personnel law.
A/2912/2020 · ge (art. 18 al. 1 LPol)
Police Officer Sanction Upheld for Inappropriate Relationship with Massage Parlor Manager
This provision was cited as establishing the duty of police personnel to respect specific regulations (LPAC and RPAC).
A/2614/2019 · ge (art. 18 al. 1 LPol)
Officer Salary Reduction Upheld Despite Time Elapsed Since Misconduct
Cited in relation to the applicability of the LPAC concerning the law applicable to the civil servant.
A/775/2017 · ge (art. 18 al. 1 LPol)
Police Officer Termination Appeal Denied on Public Interest Grounds
Cited as the provision subjecting police personnel to the LPAC regarding employment relationships, which is the context for the underlying termination decision.