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Art. 12 Verordnung über die Ausübung der medizinischen Berufe (VMB) - Auskündungen
III. Berufsausübung - 1. Allgemeine Bestimmungen
Art. 12 VMB · Auskündungen
1. Auskündungen einschliesslich der Verwendung akademischer Titel weisen keinen rechtswidrigen Inhalt auf, sind nicht aufdringlich und geben zu keinen Täuschungen Anlass.
2. Die Verwendung von Bezeichnungen, die auf die Mitgliedschaft in einer Standesorganisation hinweisen, setzt eine bestehende Mitgliedschaft voraus.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (89)
BK 2024 81 · be (Art. 301 Abs. 1 i.V.m. Art. 12 StPO)
Defendant's Recusal Motion Against Prosecutor and Police Officer Denied Amid Procedural Challenges
Cited in the reasoning (E. 5) to explain where criminal complaints must be filed, thus justifying that the Chamber cannot hear the declarations of intent to file charges.
ARMP.2023.93 · ne (art. 12 CPP)
Untimely Recusal Request Based on Prosecutorial Discretion Upheld
Cited in the reasoning to differentiate the standard of impartiality required for a public prosecutor compared to a judicial authority.
BK 2023 271 · be (Art. 12 Bst. a-c StPO)
Appeal against Non-Prosecution Decision for Abuse of Office Dismissed Due to Unsubstantiated Claims
Cited in the reasoning to indicate the competent authorities for receiving criminal complaints.
P/22234/2021 · ge (art. 12 let. b CPP)
Prosecution Appeal Inadmissible Due to Fine Payment
Cited as the basis for leaving the appeal costs to the charge of the State because a penal authority lost the case.
BK 2023 54 · be (Art. 12 Bst. b StPO)
Defendant Challenges Traffic Fine Procedures and Costs; Appeal Dismissed.
Cited in the reasoning regarding the jurisdiction of the public prosecutor in conducting the criminal investigation.
ARMP.2022.142 · ne (art. 12 CPP)
Defendant's Motion for Prosecutorial Recusal Denied
Cited for contextual distinction regarding the different functions of a member of a criminal prosecution authority.
A/3240/2022 · ge (art. 12 al. 1 let. b et 16 CPP)
Inmate's Appeal on Guard Misconduct Deemed Inadmissible; Matter Referred to Prosecutor
Cited by the court as the basis for transmitting the complaint to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which falls under its penal prosecution jurisdiction.
BB.2022.137 (art. 301 cum art. 12 CPP)
Complainant's Unfounded Appeal Against Dismissal of Criminal Complaint Against Judges and Recusal Request Denied
Used to declare the request for joinder of the criminal complaint and the appeal procedure inadmissible because its examination does not fall within the competence of the present court.
SBK.2022.287 · ag (Art. 12 – 14 StPO)
No Conflict of Interest for Recusal on Criminal Complaint Against Officials
Cited in relation to the definition of a 'Strafbehörde' (criminal authority), used to argue that a defense counsel is not part of such an authority for recusal purposes.
460.22.84 · bl (Art. 12 lit. a i.V.m. Art. 15 StPO)
State v. [Defendant Name]: Affirming Commitment for Inability to Stand Trial and Threatening Authorities
These articles define the police as a criminal prosecution authority.
BB.2022.5 (Art. 12 CPP)
Prosecutor's Prior Role in Related Case Does Not Mandate Recusal
This provision defines the public prosecutor as an authority within the meaning of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
BB.2021.101 (art. 12 CPP)
Company Denied Plaintiff Status in Criminal Case Over Contractual Transactions
Cited as the article empowering the Public Prosecutor's Office to refuse or withdraw plaintiff status.
UE200321 · zh (Art. 301 Abs. 1 i. V. m. Art. 12 lit. a und b StPO)
Public Prosecutor v. Siblings (Defamation Time Limit)
Cited in the reasoning section to refer the appellant to the police or public prosecutor for filing a new complaint.
ZB.2021.14 · bs (Art. 12 StPO)
Appeal Regarding Divorce and Penalty Order Finality Due to Expired Service Challenge Deadline
Cited in connection with the forwarding of materials to the Public Prosecutor's Office for examination as a criminal complaint/charge.
72.2020.64 · ti (art. 12 CPP)
Arson Conviction with Suspended Sentence for Personality Disorder
Cited in the list of applicable articles (procedural rule, potentially related to the scope of the judgment).