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Art. 2 LOI sur la juridiction constitutionnelle (LJC) - Composition

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Art. 2 LJC · Composition

1. La Cour se compose, sous réserve de lois spéciales, de cinq juges et de deux juges suppléants désignés par la Cour plénière du Tribunal cantonal. La composition de la Cour tient compte d'une représentation équitable des différentes sensibilités politiques. La Cour siège ordinairement à cinq juges.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (28)

D-5375/2025 (Art. 2 VGG)

Correction of Judicial Panel Listing in Judgment

Cited to state that no costs are to be levied for the correction procedure.

D-2790/2025 (Art. 2 Abs. 1 VGG)

Applicant's Appeal Dismissed Despite Reinstated Deadline Due to Treatable Medical Conditions

Cited in the reasoning concerning the court's jurisdiction over appeals against SEM decisions.

F-52/2023 (Art. 2 LTAF)

Family's Asylum Claim Rejected, Transfer to Croatia Upheld Despite Mistreatment Allegations

Procedural rules for the Federal Administrative Court.

D-374/2020 (Art. 2 VGG)

Asylum Seekers from Sri Lanka Denied Asylum but Granted Temporary Admission on Humanitarian Grounds

This article states that the Federal Administrative Court judges appeals against decisions within its jurisdiction, forming the basis of the court's competence in this case.

A-3814/2021 (Art. 2 Abs. 1 Bst. a VGG)

Employee Termination Upheld Due to Unfulfilled Security Clearance

Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.

D-5395/2020 (Art. 2 Abs. 1 VGG)

Sri Lankan Asylum Seeker's Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of Credibility

This provision states that the Federal Administrative Court judges appeals against decisions according to Art. 5 VwVG and, in asylum matters, decides definitively.

D-3512/2020 (Art. 2 VGG)

Asylum Appeal Dismissed: Lack of Substantiated Fear of Persecution

Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.

E-591/2018 (Art. 2 Abs. 1 VGG)

Applicant's Asylum Claim Denied Due to Credibility Issues

This provision establishes the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction to decide appeals against decisions under Art. 5 VwVG.

D-5951/2018 (Art. 2 Bundeverwaltungsgericht Gesetz (VGG))

Credibility issues lead to asylum claim dismissal.

This provision establishes the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction and its final decision-making power in asylum matters.

D-5951/2018 (Art. 2 Bundeverwaltungsgericht Gesetz (VGG))

Credibility issues lead to asylum claim dismissal.

This provision establishes the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction in asylum matters.

B-1017/2018 (Art. 2.1. VGG)

Procurement Authority Reimburses Legal Costs After Withdrawing Contract Award Due to Partial Validity of Applicant's Grievances

Relates to the discontinuation of proceedings in the Federal Administrative Court.

C-7759/2016 (Art. 2 VGG)

Disability Pension Revocation Overturned Due to Unreasonable Deadline and Moot Travel Ban

The Federal Administrative Court is competent to hear appeals against decisions of the IV-Stelle für Versicherte im Ausland.

C-1025/2016 (Art. 2 VGG)

Discontinuation of disability pension upheld due to improved health and earning capacity.

Cited in relation to exceptions to the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court.

D-3964/2015 (Art. 2 Abs. 1 VGG)

Syrian Couple's Asylum Claims Rejected for Lack of Credibility

Used to determine the court's jurisdiction for reviewing the SEM's decision.

A-3942/2013 (Art. 2 VGG)

Shareholder's VAT Debt Extinguished by Statute of Limitations After Company Dissolution

The court declared that the claim was not owed as the appeal was granted.