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Art. 9 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 - Mesures de conversion
3 Droit pénal - Procédure pénale - Exécution - 31 Droit pénal - 312 Droit pénal neuchâtelois - CHAPITRE 2 Dispositions spéciales
Art. 9 Code pénal neuchâtelois (CPN), du 20 novembre 1940 · Mesures de conversion
[6] 1 Quiconque se sera livré à des pratiques ayant pour but de modifier l’orientation sexuelle ou affective ou l’identité de genre d’une tierce personne, quiconque aura organisé, promu ou proposé de telles pratiques, sera puni de l’amende.
2. Ne constituent pas des pratiques visées à l’alinéa 1
a) les prestations psychosociales ou psychothérapeutiques qui contribuent à la libre expression de l’orientation affective ou sexuelle ou de l’identité de genre;
b) les traitements d’affirmation de genre (notamment hormonaux et chirurgicaux) qui sont indiqués médicalement.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (9)
CPEN.2022.53 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Traffic Offense for Uncleared Snow on Vehicle Roof
Cited in the preamble to the decision, this article concerns the principle of accusation.
CPEN.2019.92 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Appeal on License Violation Conviction and Scooter Confiscation
Cited in the preamble, but not explicitly applied in the dispositive orders (I-V).
CPEN.2019.113 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Director Acquittal on Fraudulent Withdrawal and Disloyal Management Despite Unauthorized Bonus Advances
Cited as a general legal basis used by the Criminal Court in its decision.
CPEN.2019.41 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Child Abduction, Insubordination to Authority, and Defamation in Visitation Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the principle of accusation, but not explicitly in the final orders (dispositive).
CPEN.2016.82 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Appeal Against Mismanagement and Asset Reduction Conviction: Indictment Insufficiency and Acquittal
The decision to acquit X. of the charges of mismanagement and reduction of assets is based on the violation of the principle of indictment (maxime d’accusation).
CPEN.2015.78 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Employer Appeal of Employee Acquittal for Defamation in Television Broadcast
Cited regarding the principle of accusation, which limits the scope of facts the court can rule upon.
CPEN.2015.118 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Educators' Coercion Conviction Overturned on Procedural Grounds, Remanded for New Trial
Cited as the procedural norm embodying the principle of accusation (maxime d'accusation).
CCP.2008.67 · ne (Art. 9 CPP)
Fraud, Falsification, and Breach of Trust in Short-Time Work Benefits and Misappropriation Case
Cited in the reasoning to discuss the procedural step of moving from a preliminary investigation to formal charges, which relates to the appellant's procedural complaint.
CCP.2001.91 · ne (art. 9 CPP)
Appellant v. State: Appeal on Legal Costs Following Conviction
This provision is related to the general power to rule on costs, but only Art. 252 al.2 lit.a CPP is explicitly mentioned in the final ruling mechanism.