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Art. 48 Kantonales Jagdgesetz (KJG) - Nebenstrafe
Strafbestimmungen
Art. 48 KJG · Nebenstrafe
1. Die Jagdberechtigung wird vom Richter für mindestens ein Jahr und höchstens zehn Jahre gestützt auf kantonales Recht entzogen, wenn der Inhaber der Berechtigung
a) als Täter, Anstifter oder Gehilfe vorsätzlich Tiere gequält, Wild liegengelassen oder Wild zum Zwecke der Täuschung verändert hat;
b) ein Jagdpatent erschlichen hat;
c) eine schwere vorsätzliche Jagdrechtsübertretung begangen hat.
2. Der Entzug der Jagdberechtigung gemäss Absatz 1 gilt nur für die Jagdausübung im Kanton.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
SK1 2019 41 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. c KJG)
Hunting Law Violation and License Withdrawal Appeal
Basis for the withdrawal of the hunting license.
SK1 2019 56 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. a KJG)
Hunter Acquitted on Initial Shot, Convicted on Prolonged Suffering and Improper Killing Method
Cited as the basis for withdrawing the hunting license.
SK1 2009 42 · gr (art. 48 cpv. 1 lett. c LCC)
Prosecutor v. Defendant: Hunting License Revocation for Shooting at Excessive Distance
This provision was explicitly used in the dispositive to revoke the appellant's right to hunt for one year.
SB 2008 2 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. c KJG)
Hunting Regulation Violation Upheld on Grounds of Unsportsmanlike Conduct
This provision mandates the withdrawal of the hunting authorization for serious intentional violations of hunting law, which was imposed in the final orders.
SB 2006 11 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
State v. [Appellant Name]: Negligent Shooting and Hunting Violations Appeal
This provision regarding the withdrawal of hunting authorization for serious hunting violations is cited in the reasoning supporting the decision on this accessory penalty, which was affirmed in the first instance.
SB 2006 11 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
State v. Appellant (Hunting Violation and Endangerment)
The court upheld the withdrawal of the hunting license based on this provision for a severe intentional violation of hunting law.
SB 2005 48 · gr (Art. 48 KJG)
Hunters v. State: Unauthorized Vehicle Use to Enlarge Hunting Radius
Cited in the reasoning when assessing the aggravating circumstances for appellant N. concerning his prior exclusion from hunting rights.
SB 2003 19 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. b KJG)
Negligent Killing and Trophy Alteration Conviction Upheld
Mandatory provision applied to order the withdrawal of the hunting license due to the alteration of the game for deceptive purposes.
SB 2003 19 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. b KJG)
State v. Hunter: Illegal Killing and Trophy Alteration Upholding Conviction
Mandatory legal basis for revoking the hunting license due to the alteration of game for the purpose of deception.
SB 2003 19 · gr (Art. 48 KJG)
State v. Hunter: Illegal Killing and Trophy Alteration Upholding Conviction
Used as the framework for determining the duration of the mandatory revocation of the hunting license (minimum one year, maximum ten years).
SB 2002 40 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
Hunting Log Violation Justifies Privilege Revocation Over Fine
Basis for the revocation of the hunting authorization for a period of one year.
SB 2002 41 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
State v. Hunter for False Kill Record
The appeal was granted and the decision supplemented based on this provision to revoke the appellant's hunting license for one year.
SB 2002 40 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
Deer Kill Logging Violation and License Revocation
The appeal was granted and the decision amended to revoke the hunting license based on this provision.
SB 2002 41 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
Hunter License Revocation for Intentional False Reporting of Kills
This article was used to order the suspension of C. G.'s hunting authorization for one year.
SB 2002 21 · gr (Art. 48 Abs. 1 lit. d KJG)
Hunter Shooting Calf Distance Fine and Ban Appeal
Cited in order 2 as the legal basis for withdrawing the hunting license for one year.