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Art. 39 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 - Mendicité
3 Droit pénal - Procédure pénale - Exécution - 31 Droit pénal - 312 Droit pénal neuchâtelois - CHAPITRE 2 Dispositions spéciales
Art. 39 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 · Mendicité
[34] Tout mendiant d'habitude, toute personne qui fera mendier des mineurs ou des personnes sur lesquelles elle a autorité, sera puni de l’amende.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)
CMPEA.2023.34 · ne (art. 39 CPP)
Plaintiff v. Juvenile Court Judge on Jurisdiction
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the transmission of the case between competent authorities.
CMPEA.2023.34 · ne (art. 39 al. 2 CPP)
Plaintiff v. Juvenile Court Judge on Jurisdiction
Cited in the reasoning section regarding coordination between public prosecutors' offices when multiple authorities appear competent regarding the place.
CPEN.2022.61 · ne (Art. 39 CPP)
Parking Disc Violation Appeal and Cost Allocation
Cited in order 2 as the legal basis for transmitting the request for remission of fees to the competent authority.
ARMP.2018.74 · ne (Art. 39 CPP)
Penalty Order Opposition Inadmissibility Due to Untimely Filing and Refused Reinstatement
Cited as the specific basis for the cost assessment in the cantonal regulation (RSN 164.1) mentioned in the final order.
ARMP.2017.50 · ne (Art. 39 al. 1 CPP)
Prosecutor's Dismissal of Unfair Competition and Threats Case Overruled; Jurisdiction Clarified
Cited as the basis for the duty of the judicial authorities to check jurisdiction and transmit the case to the competent authority, which justified annulling the decision to refrain from prosecution based solely on lack of jurisdiction.
ARMP.2013.85 · ne (Art. 39 CPP)
Penal Order Finalized Despite Late Opposition Appeal
Cited concerning the duty of criminal authorities to check jurisdiction.