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Art. 10 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 - Abus du droit de correction
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Art. 10 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 · Abus du droit de correction
[7] Quiconque, ayant la charge ou la garde d'un mineur et, abusant de son droit de correction, se livre sur lui à des excès, sera puni de l'amende.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (97)
CDP.2024.103 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Resident Convicted for Assault and Coercion in Neighbor Dispute; Neighbors Acquitted
Cited in reasoning (Cons. 5c) regarding the presumption of innocence, but not explicitly in the final dispositive orders (I to VI).
CPEN.2024.61 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Partial Affirmation and Acquittal in Sexual Constraint and Battery Case
Cited in the enumeration of articles used in the final decision (though the application is procedural context, not the primary ground for the verdict).
ARMC.2025.35 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Employee Conviction Upheld for Distributing Child Pornography via WhatsApp
This procedural article concerning the presumption of innocence is cited in the final decision framework.
CPEN.2024.32 · ne (art. 10 CPP)
Appeal of Fraudulent Computer Use Conviction Due to Insufficient Identification Evidence
Cited in the preamble of the decision and relevant to the application of the presumption of innocence leading to acquittal (see CONSIDERANT 3.a and 5).
CPEN.2024.40 · ne (art. 10, 135 al. 4, 428 CPP)
Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering Conviction Upheld Against Albanian Organization Members
Cited as procedural provisions applied in the final orders concerning case costs and legal aid reimbursement.
CPEN.2023.87 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Appellate Court Upholds Acquittal in Sexual Assault Case Despite Accused's Record
Cited in the preamble to the final orders, concerning the presumption of innocence and the free appreciation of evidence, which underpins the decision to reject the appeal.
ARMP.2024.112 · ne (art. 10 CPP)
Rape Allegation Reinstatement Based on Conflicting Consent Testimony
Cited by the Public Prosecutor in the initial decision (and discussed in the reasoning) regarding the 'in dubio pro reo' principle, which is central to the initial decision being appealed.
CPEN.2023.49 · ne (art. 10 CPP)
Appellate Review of Rape Conviction Based on Intoxication and Inconsistent Testimony
Cited in the preamble to the decision, this article concerns the presumption of innocence, relevant to the acquittal in the dispositive.
CPEN.2023.37 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Manager Acquitted of Unauthorized Employment of Unpaid Intern Due to Mistake of Law
Cited in the final orders, relating to the presumption of innocence, which underpinned the confirmation of the acquittal.
CPEN.2022.79 · ne (article 10 CPP)
Driver Convicted for Failing to Yield While Using Smartphone in Roundabout
This procedural article is cited in the grounds for the decision, relating to the general procedure.
CPEN.2023.3 · ne (Article 10 CPP)
Hate Crime Assault and Endangerment Conviction Upheld
Cited in the preamble to the decision's operative part, relating to the presumption of innocence and evidence assessment, underlying the final factual findings.
CPEN.2022.53 · ne (Art. 10 al. 3 CPP)
Traffic Offense for Uncleared Snow on Vehicle Roof
Cited in the preamble to the decision, this article relates to the presumption of innocence, although it was not the direct basis for the final orders.
CPEN.2022.60 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Portuguese National Driving Prohibition Validity Dispute
Cited in the preamble to the dispositive regarding the decision process (acquittal relates to substantive law, although presumption of innocence is broader).
CPEN.2022.33 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Complicity in Drug Trafficking Convict: Mandatory Expulsion Upheld Over Weak Integration
Cited in the preamble to the decision, but not explicitly in the operative orders.
CPEN.2021.113 · ne (Art. 10 CPP)
Appeal on Sexual Abuse and Coercion Convictions
This article concerning the presumption of innocence is cited in the preamble, but not explicitly in the final orders.