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Art. 64 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 - Vendanger illicitement

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Art. 64 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 · Vendanger illicitement

Quiconque aura vendangé de nuit ou en dehors des bans, quiconque, sans autorisation du propriétaire, aura grappillé dans une vigne,

sera puni de l'amende.

← Art. 63 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 Principe de la légalité des peines Art. 65 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 →

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)

ARMP.2024.159 · ne (Art. 64 CPP)
Prosecutor's Refusal of Provisional Defense Payments Upheld in Child Abduction Case
This provision is the basis for denying indemnity, but it is not explicitly cited in order 3, which only states no indemnity shall be allocated.
ARMP.2024.106 · ne (Art. 64 al. 1 CPP)
Appeal of Pre-Trial Detention Based on New Threats and Release Condition Violations
The concept of judicial assistance (assistance judiciaire) mentioned in the reasoning (Section 3.b) is based on this article, which governs its application for unsuccessful appeals.
CPEN.2013.59 · ne (Art. 64 CPP)
Overtaking Stopped Vehicle Near Crosswalk: Aggravated Traffic Offense Ruling
Cited in order 6 for the granting of official lawyer's fees (indemnité d'avocat d'office) for the appeal procedure.
ARMP.2013.115 · ne (Art. 64 CPP)
Criminal Complaint for Defamation Against Lawyer Upheld in Civil Context
Mentioned in the reasoning as an alternative disciplinary measure to criminal prosecution for incorrect conduct.
CHAC.2003.92 · ne (Art. 64 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Closure of Alimony Arrears Investigation
This provision is likely the cantonal procedural rule regarding costs (implied by the nature of the imposition in order 2, although the text cites an article that seems to be related to the LTF, which is unusual for a cantonal ruling, I will stick strictly to what is cited in the dispositive.
CHAC.2003.61 · ne (Article 64 CPP)
Prosecutor's Rejection of Untimely Signed Opposition Annulled Over Excessive Formalism
The court rules that the proceedings are conducted without costs.