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Art. 26 LOI sur l'exécution des condamnations pénales (LEP) - En tant que juge de la libération conditionnelle [ 2, 5, 6 ]

Titre III, Chapitre IV
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Art. 26 LEP · En tant que juge de la libération conditionnelle [ 2, 5, 6 ]

1. Sous réserve des compétences que le droit fédéral attribue expressément au juge qui connaît de la commission d'une nouvelle infraction, le juge d'application des peines prend toutes les décisions relatives à la libération conditionnelle. Dès lors, ce dernier statue notamment sur

a. l'octroi ou le refus de la libération conditionnelle (art. 62d, 64b et 86 CP [A] ) ;

b. l'assistance de probation et les règles de conduite à imposer dans le cadre de l'élargissement anticipé (art. 62, al. 3, 64b, 87, al. 1 et 94 CP) ;

c. la prolongation du délai d'épreuve (art. 62, al. 4, 64a, al. 2 et 87, al. 3 CP) ;

d. la prolongation du délai d'épreuve, la levée de l'assistance de probation ou la nécessité d'en imposer une nouvelle, la modification des règles de conduite imposées, leur révocation ou la nécessité d'en imposer de nouvelles (art. 95, al. 4 CP) ;

e. la réintégration de la personne condamnée dans l'exécution de la peine ou de la mesure (art. 95, al. 5 CP).

2. Lorsque la durée de la peine privative de liberté prononcée à l'encontre de la personne condamnée est égale ou supérieure à six ans ou lorsqu'un internement a été ordonné à l'endroit de ladite personne condamnée, le collège des juges d'application des peines est seul compétent pour prendre une quelconque décision relative à la libération conditionnelle.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (127)

D.cision.2021.56 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. a LEP)
Conditional Release Granted in Exhibitionism Case Despite Lower Court Denial
Cited in the preamble and used to establish the jurisdiction of the judge concerning conditional release decisions, which is the subject of the appeal.
D.cision.2018.864 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. a LEP)
Denial of Conditional Release Upheld Based on Extensive Criminal History and Flight Risk
Cited as the procedural basis defining the challenged decision (refusal of conditional release) against which the appeal was filed.
D.cision.2017.838 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Appeal of Conditional Release Denial Based on Recidivism and Lack of Reintegration Plan
This article establishes the jurisdiction of the judge for the execution of sentences regarding conditional release decisions.
D.cision.2017.741 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Conditional Release Denial Upheld Due to Inmate Violence and Poor Prognosis
Cited in the text preamble, defining the decision-making power regarding conditional release, which the appeal challenges.
D.cision.2017.704 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Inmate Conditional Release Refusal Upheld Due to Lack of Legal Reintegration Plan Post-Deportation
This article defines the jurisdiction of the judge for the execution of sentences concerning conditional release decisions, which is relevant to the appealed order.
D.cision.2017.530 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. a LEP)
Foreign National Conditional Release Appeal Granted Over Expulsion Dispute
Cited as the procedural basis for the admissibility of the appeal against the refusal of conditional release.
D.cision.2017.205 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. a LEP)
Detainee Conditional Early Release Denial Upheld Due to Lack of Culpability Acknowledgment
Cited to establish the competence of the judge of sentence execution to decide on conditional release, which is the subject of the appeal.
D.cision.2017.1 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. d LEP)
Supervised Residence Extension Upheld for Paroled Attempted Murderer with Schizophrenia
Cited in the preamble, this provision defines the competence of the sentencing enforcement judge regarding the modification of conduct rules, which was the subject of the disputed decision.
D.cision.2016.855 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Conditional Release Contingent on Departure for Deportee
This article establishes the jurisdiction of the sentence enforcement judge concerning conditional release, which is the core decision being reviewed.
D.cision.2016.706 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 let. a LEP)
Conditional Early Release Refusal for Sex Offender Upheld Due to Recidivism Risk
This provision establishes the competence of the sentence-enforcement judge/college regarding conditional release, establishing the jurisdiction of the contested decision.
D.cision.2016.626 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Public Prosecutor v. Conditional Release Applicant (Serious Offenses/High Recidivism Risk)
Cited as the legal basis granting the lower court judge jurisdiction over conditional release decisions, although the appeal chamber ultimately reversed the decision.
D.cision.2016.45 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Inmate Conditional Release Denial Appeal Based on Identity Issues and Recidivism
Cited in the introduction to define the jurisdiction of the penal execution judge, whose decision is being reviewed.
D.cision.2016.29 · vd (art. 26 al. 1 let. b LEP)
Conditional Release Granted Despite Past Offenses Due to Successful Therapeutic Measures
Cited in the dispositive orders to establish the conditions for granting conditional release (obligations related to outpatient treatment, abstinence control, and probation).
D.cision.2016.23 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Prosecutor v. [Defendant Name/Identifier] (Conditional Release Appeal)
This provision establishes the jurisdiction of the judge of the execution of sentences to rule on conditional release.
D.cision.2015.950 · vd (Art. 26 al. 1 LEP)
Prisoner Denied Conditional Release Due to Relapse Risk and Lack of Reintegration Plan
Cited as the legal basis granting the court of appeal jurisdiction over decisions concerning conditional release.