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Art. 29 LOI d'introduction du Code de procédure pénale suisse (LVCPP) - Approbation des ordonnances de classement et opposition
Chapitre VII
Art. 29 LVCPP · Approbation des ordonnances de classement et opposition
1. Le procureur général approuve les ordonnances de non-entrée en matière, de suspension et de classement rendues par les premiers procureurs, les procureurs d'arrondissement et les autorités compétentes en matière de contraventions.
2. Il peut également former opposition contre les ordonnances pénales rendues par les premiers procureurs, les procureurs d'arrondissement et par les autorités compétentes en matière de contraventions.
3. Il exerce le droit de recours prévu à l'article 381, alinéa 3 CPP [A] .
4. Il peut renoncer à ces compétences ou les déléguer à un magistrat du ministère public central.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)
D.cision.2022.99 · vd (Art. 29 LVCPP)
Prosecutor's Office Rectifying Ordinance Invalid for Lack of Attorney General Approval in Sexual Offense Case
The nullity of the rectified order was established because it related to sexual offenses and should have been subject to the approval of the Attorney General as mandated by this provision.
D.cision.2021.75 · vd (Art. 29 LVCPP)
Appellant Challenge to Reintroduction of Illegally Obtained Dashcam Evidence Against Co-Defendant Upheld
Cited in the header, this provision governed the approval process for the classification order, which underpinned the MP's decision being reviewed.
D.cision.2018.1045 · vd (Art. 29 LVCPP)
Appeal Against Premature Prosecutor Takeover in Traffic Violation Case
The court based its decision to admit the appeal and annul the contested decision on the interpretation and application of this provision concerning the required approval of classification orders.
D.cision.2019.26 · vd (Art. 29 al. 1 LVCPP)
Parent v. Prosecutor: Battery Complaint Dismissal Appeal
The court analyzed the validity of the initial order, which concerns the requirement for approval under this article, even though the appeal was ultimately admitted on other grounds.
D.cision.2018.369 · vd (Art. 29 LVCPP)
Appeal Against Non-Entry Ordinance Due to Lack of Formal Public Approval
Cited as the basis for the cantonal rule concerning the Public Prosecutor General's power to approve decisions and the power to waive this approval.
884----------- · vd (Art. 29 al. 1 LVCPP)
Appeal on Admissibility Regarding Void Classification Order
Cited in the context of explaining the internal process for the approval (and subsequent lapse) of the classification order.