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§ 22 Verfassung des Kantons Thurgau (KV) - Volksabstimmung über Gesetze
Volk und Staatsgewalt
§ 22 KV · Volksabstimmung über Gesetze
1. Gesetze sowie Beschlüsse des Grossen Rates über Staatsverträge und Konkordate unterliegen der Volksabstimmung, wenn sich 30 Mitglieder des Grossen Rates dafür aussprechen oder 2'000 Stimmberechtigte dies innert drei Monaten seit der Veröffentlichung verlangen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (96)
BGE 151 I 257 (Art. 22 BV)
Permit for protest march on cantonal road denied and rerouted to side paths as disproportionate restriction on freedom of assembly and expression
Ground for finding a disproportionate interference with freedom of assembly.
VPB 150000173 (Art. 22 BV)
Swiss Internal Security Act Revisions: Constitutional Assessment
This provision is cited as the constitutional basis for freedom of assembly.
A/176/2024 · ge (art. 22 Cst.)
Municipality v. Political Demonstration Authorization Jurisdiction
Cited as a superior norm whose violation justifies ruling against the double authorization regime in the final orders.
CDP.2023.197 · ne (Art. 22 Cst. féd.)
Demonstration Route Modification Upheld as Proportionate Restriction
Cited as the constitutional guarantee for the freedom of assembly, which is the core right being restricted by the altered route.
SB220564 · zh (Art. 22 BV)
Coercion conviction for unlawful traffic blockade during demonstration.
Cited in the reasoning concerning freedom of assembly.
U 2022 5 · gr (Art. 22 Abs. 1 BV)
Indemnity for Legal Costs in Administrative Appeal Following Denial of Cost Coverage for Criminal Legal Aid
This provision was cited by the appellant regarding the alleged violation of the right to be heard by the lower court, although the court ultimately found no violation.
100 2021 240 · be (Art. 22 BV)
Protest Organizer v. Municipality Over Permit Denial for Unmasked Demonstration
Cited in the reasoning regarding the constitutional basis for the right to assembly, but not in the dispositive.
2021.OG.V.21 · ur (Art. 22 BV)
Demonstration Permit Refusal Upheld Due to Public Health Risks
The court concluded that the restriction on the freedom of assembly was justified under Art. 36 BV, leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
VB.2019.00453 · zh (Art. 22 BV)
Municipality's Restriction of Demonstration Route Over Counter-Protest Concerns
This constitutional article was listed among the cited legal norms at the end of the decision.
BK 2019 283 · be (Art. 22 BV)
Swiss High Court Upholds Mandatory DNA Profiling in Violence and Defamation Case
Cited in the reasoning regarding freedom of assembly, but not in the final orders.
A-136/2016 (Art. 22 BV)
Prohibition of Flyer Distribution on Polyterrasse Deemed Unlawful
Basis for the protection of freedom of assembly, which was found to be violated by the prohibition.
7H 15 265 · lu (Art. 22 BV)
Police Fees for Fundamental Rights Event Unlawful
Mentioned as a fundamental right (assembly freedom) whose exercise must not be hindered by excessive police costs, influencing the interpretation of the fee provision.
VB.2015.00005 · zh (Art. 22 BV)
Municipality Refusal Upheld Due to Failure to State Demonstration Purpose
This constitutional provision concerning freedom of assembly was considered relevant to the subject matter (demonstration on public ground).
P 12 2 · lu (Art. 16 und 22 BV)
Administrative Court Annuls Police Cost Ordinance Provision on Extraordinary Deployments Due to Lack of Legal Basis
The finding that the provision infringes upon guaranteed freedoms (freedom of expression and assembly) which are rooted in these articles supports the annulment.
VB.2009.00055 · zh (Art. 22 BV)
Police Ordinance Curfew Ban Overturned as Disproportionate Restriction on Assembly
The court found the prohibition on assembly to be disproportionate, thereby affecting freedom of assembly.