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Art. 19 Einführungsgesetz zur Ausländer- und Asylgesetzgebung des Bundes (EGzAAG) - 2. Rechtsbeistand

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Art. 19 EGzAAG · 2. Rechtsbeistand

1. Die inhaftierte Person hat das Recht zum Beizug eines privaten Rechtsbeistandes.

2. Der inhaftierten Person wird von der richterlichen Behörde ein amtlicher Rechtsbeistand bestellt, wenn sie mittellos ist, rechtliche oder tatsächliche Schwierigkeiten bestehen, die tatsächliche oder beantragte Haftdauer drei Monate übersteigt und das Begehren nach einem Rechtsbeistand geäussert wird.

3. Die zuständige Dienststelle informiert die inhaftierte Person vor der Verhandlung über die Möglichkeiten zum Beizug eines Rechtsbeistandes.

← Art. 18 EGzAAG Einführungsgesetz zur Ausländer- und Asylgesetzgebung des Bundes (EGzAAG) - Aufgabendelegation Art. 20 EGzAAG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)

VR1 2025 54 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Appeal Dismissed Regarding Lawful Extension of Custody Pending Deportation

Cited in the reasoning for granting the appellant free legal aid concerning the appointment of an official legal counsel.

SK2 2022 41 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Cantonal Court Upholds Detention Pending Deportation Due to Non-Cooperation

Cited in the reasoning (section 7.1) regarding the criteria for appointing official legal counsel, which led to the rejection of the request in order 4.

SK2 2022 5 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Compensation for Unlawful Detention and Cost Allocation

Cited regarding the criteria for appointing an official legal counsel (unentgeltlicher Rechtsbeistand) in custody review proceedings.

SK2 2022 32 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Detention Pending Deportation of Convicted Asylum Seeker Upheld

Referenced in the reasoning regarding the criteria for granting free legal aid in the first instance procedure.

SK2 2021 82 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Extension of Deportation Detention Justified by Appellant's Obstruction of Transfer

Cited in the dispositive for ordering the appointment of free legal counsel to the appellant.

SK2 2021 61 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Dublin Detention Review and Procedural Compliance for Repeated Illegal Entry

Cited in the reasoning for granting legal aid for the first instance procedure due to applicability of EU Directive Art. 9 Abs. 6.

SK2 2020 10 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Detention for Refusal to Cooperate with Deportation Document Acquisition

Cited regarding the conditions under which an official legal counsel must be appointed for detained persons, and ultimately used to refuse the request for an appointed counsel.

SK2 2020 9 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Cantonal Court Upholds Lawful Detention for Identification Interview

Cited as the legal basis for denying the request for appointed counsel (unentgeltlicher Rechtsbeistand), which was rejected in order 2.3.

SK2 2020 18 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Detention Pending Deportation Upheld for Convicted Alien

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the conditions for appointing official legal counsel during the review of detention.

SK2 2020 2 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Deportation Detention Extension Upheld Despite Translator Claim and Marriage Prospects

Cited as the legal basis for granting the appellant legal aid/counsel in the appeal proceedings (Erwägung 11.2, 11.4).

SK2 2019 67 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Custody Extension Appeal: Acceleration Duty and Interpreter Rights in Deportation Proceedings

Cited in the reasoning and relevant to the order appointing the ex officio legal counsel.

SK2 2017 38 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Challenge to Legality of Post-Asylum Rejection Pre-Removal Detention Upheld

Cited in the discussion regarding the requirements for granting official legal assistance, leading to its denial.

SK2 2017 38 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Challenge to Legality of Post-Asylum Rejection Pre-Removal Detention Upheld

Cited in the reasoning section (4.2) regarding the conditions for official legal assistance in the first instance, not in the final orders.

SK2 2016 48 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Detention Confirmation Upheld Following Deportation Ban Appeal Dismissal

The application for legal aid was rejected, based on the reasoning related to this article and the finding that the appeal was hopeless.

SK2 2016 47 · gr (Art. 19 Abs. 2 EGzAAG)

Appellant Detention Upheld Due to Non-Cooperation and Flight Risk

Cited in reasoning regarding the criteria for official legal assistance during detention review, which was linked to the overall denial of free legal aid for the appeal.