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Art. 61 LOG Legge sull’organizzazione giudiziaria (LOG)

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Art. 61 LOG

[75] 1 Le Assise criminali decidono senza il concorso di assessori-giurati

a. se procedono con rito abbreviato;

b. nei casi riservati dal diritto federale, al giudice che ha statuito anteriormente;

c. nei processi in cui sia proposta una pena detentiva fino a cinque anni;

d. l’internamento secondo l’art. 64 del codice penale del 21 dicembre 1937 (CP), un trattamento secondo l’art. 59 cpv. 3 CP o, nei casi in cui si debba contemporaneamente revocare la sospensione condizionale di una sanzione, una privazione della libertà non superiore a cinque anni.

2Nei casi del capoverso 1 lettere c e d la Corte delle assise criminali si compone di tre giudici e di quattro assessori-giurati se l’intervento di questi è richiesto dal procuratore pubblico nell’atto d’accusa o dall’imputato, dal difensore o dalla vittima entro dieci giorni dalla notificazione dell’atto d’accusa.

[75] Art. modificato dalla L 15.12.2011; in vigore dal 7.2.2012 - BU 2012, 69; precedenti modifiche: BU 2010, 245 e 528.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (64)

72.2019.229 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Drug Offenses and Arms Charges Sentence Reduction
Referenced among the procedural articles cited before the final orders.
72.2018.74 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Aggravated Theft and Expulsion Sentencing
These articles are cited in the preamble as applicable law, likely procedural regarding the court structure or proceedings.
72.2018.47 · ti (art. 61 LOG)
Three Counts of Robbery and Attempted Robbery Conviction
This article was referenced in the reasoning section prior to the orders, likely relating to court organization or jurisdiction.
72.2017.158 · ti (art. 61 LOG)
State v. Defendant (Drug Trafficking and Illegal Entry)
This article was cited in the context of the decision-making process for the abbreviated procedure.
72.2017.85 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Embezzlement and Document Forgery by Refectory Manager
Cited as procedural rules applicable to the jurisdiction and composition of the court.
72.2017.32 · ti (art. 61 LOG)
Money Laundering and Conditional Sentence for Drug Proceeds Transportation
Cited in the preamble, but not explicitly in the numbered orders (dispositive).
72.2015.52 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Traffic Violations and Drunk Driving Abbreviated Procedure
Cited in the reasoning section regarding jurisdiction and competence, supporting the decision.
72.2014.168 · ti (art. 61 LOG)
Excessive Speeding Conviction and Suspended Sentence
This legal organization article was referenced regarding the composition and jurisdiction of the court, implicitly underlying the final orders.
72.2014.119 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Misappropriation and Document Forgery with Conditional Sentence
Cited in the preamble/reasoning section, not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-5.
72.2014.42 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Narcotics Sale and Traffic Offenses: Conditional Sentence Imposed
Cited in the preamble concerning the jurisdiction of the court.
72.2014.53 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Repeated Misappropriation and Sentencing with Asset Forfeiture
Cited in the final orders regarding procedural/organizational rules applied in context of the decision.
72.2013.164 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
State v. Traffic Violator
Cited in the list of considered articles regarding the composition and jurisdiction of the court.
72.2013.165 · ti (art. 50 e 61 LOG e 22 TG sulle spese)
Fraud and Misappropriation by Company Vice-Director
Cited regarding procedural matters, likely influencing the decision on court costs (Art. 22 TG).
72.2013.67 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
Money Laundering Conviction via Abbreviated Procedure
These procedural laws were referenced in the decree section confirming the abbreviated procedure.
72.2013.55 · ti (art. 50, 61 LOG)
State v. Defendant (Aggravated Narcotics Violation and Document Fraud)
Cited in the considerations preceding the final orders, likely relating to court composition or proceedings.