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Art. premier Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 - Principe de la légalité des peines
3 Droit pénal - Procédure pénale - Exécution - 31 Droit pénal - 312 Droit pénal neuchâtelois - CHAPITRE PREMIER Dispositions générales
Art. premier Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 · Principe de la légalité des peines
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1. Nul ne peut être puni qu'en vertu d'une disposition de la loi.
2. Le Conseil d'Etat peut prévoir, comme sanction de ses arrêtés et règlements, la peine de l'amende jusqu'à 10.000 francs.
3. Les communes peuvent prévoir, comme sanction de leurs arrêtés et règlements, établis dans les limites de leurs compétences, la peine de l'amende jusqu'à 10.000 francs.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (7)
CPEN.2011.14 · ne (Art. 436/1 CPP)
Spouse Defamation Appeal and Acquittal Overturned for Lesser Offense
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the award of costs, which led to order 3 and 4.
ARMP.2011.34 · ne (Art. 399/1 CPP)
Acquitted Defendant's Claim for Defense Costs Denied on Procedural Grounds
Cited to determine that the decision rejecting the compensation claim was a final decision opening the way for an appeal.
CCP.2008.84 · ne (Art. 254/1 CPP)
Public Prosecutor v. Travel Agency Manager (Unauthorized Employment of Foreign Student)
This article relates to the decision not to collect costs for the appeal proceedings.
CCP.2001.124 · ne (art. 254/1 CPP)
State v. [Defendant's Name] on Negligent Homicide and Causal Link Interruption
Cited in the dispositive to order the appellants to bear the costs because the appeal was rejected.
CCP.1996.6318 · ne (art.309/1 et 2 CPP)
Appeals Court Reverses Partial Acquittal in Counterfeit Watch Component Case, Orders Retrial on Intent to Deceive
Used to establish that the procedural law regarding the deadline for appeal was immediately applicable to pending cases.
CCP.1995.6199 · ne (art. 23/1 CPP)
Widow and Daughter Appeal Deceased Convict's Unfinalized Arson Conviction
Basis for the extinction of the criminal action due to the death of the defendant, leading to the annulment of the judgment in order 1.
CCP.1995.6199 · ne (art. 262/1 CPP)
Widow and Daughter Appeal Deceased Convict's Unfinalized Arson Conviction
Cited in reasoning as a point of comparison regarding who has the right to appeal after the death of the convicted person in revision proceedings, but not explicitly applied in the dispositive orders themselves.