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Art. 36 Loi d'application du code pénal (LACP) - Transmission des ordonnances et jugements

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Art. 36 LACP · Transmission des ordonnances et jugements

1. Le ministère public transmet au service les ordonnances pénales dans les 14 jours suivant leur entrée en force.

2. Les tribunaux transmettent au service le dispositif des jugements dans les 14 jours suivant leur entrée en force; ils communiquent les jugements à brève échéance. Les jugements partiellement entrés en force doivent être communiqués et transmis dans les mêmes délais.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (28)

460.2023.203 · bl (Art. 36 Abs. 1 JStG)
Appellate Court Upholds Theft, Property Damage, Trespassing Convictions, Increases Sentence for Organized Thefts
The original dispositive (before amendment) cited this for the discontinuation of proceedings due to the statute of limitations.
502 2023 240 · fr (art. 36 al. 2 DPMin)
Sexual Assault Statute of Limitations Appeal
Cited alongside Art. 97 al. 2 CP regarding the suspension of the prescription period applicable to the offense under Art. 191 CP.
P/24073/2019 · ge (art. 36 al. 1 let. a DPMin)
Sexual Acts on Incapable Person Upheld, Other Charges Modified on Appeal
Used to classify the procedure concerning the charge of attempted sexual coercion due to prescription.
P/12078/2021 · ge (Art. 36 al. 1 let. c DPMin)
State v. Respondent (Injury, Private Domain, Defamation Appeal)
The court used this provision to establish the one-year prescription period for the offense potentially covered by Art. 173 CP in the context of juvenile law.
1----------- · vd (art. 36 al. 1 let. c DPMin)
Juvenile Property Damage and Riot Conviction Upheld; Penalty Partially Suspended
Cited in the final disposition, likely related to the penalty/sentence.
CPR 2022 127 · ju (art. 36 al. 1 let. c DPMin)
Minor's Helmet Fine Appeal Dismissed on Res Judicata Grounds
Cited to establish the prescription period for criminal action.
Jug.2022.157 · vd (Art. 36 al. 1 let. a et b DPMin)
Sexual Coercion and Rape Conviction Upheld with Sentencing Adjustment and Jurisdictional Limitation
Cited in the final orders, concerning the application of the provisions of the Minors' Criminal Procedure Act (DPMin).
Jug.2021.237 · vd (art. 36 al. 1 let. a DPMin)
Appeal of Acquittal for Sexual Crimes: Insufficient Evidence and Reserved Civil Claims
Cited in the application clause, relating to the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court, which is relevant to the procedural context of the appeal decision.
Jug.2021.125 · vd (art. 36 al. 1 let. c DPMin)
Juvenile Convict Appeal of Custodial Sentence and Damages Upheld
Cited in the preamble as one of the legal articles applied, relevant to the period of probation for the suspended sentence.
2020.OG.S.20 · ur (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. a JStG)
Defilement Concurrence, Transitional Offender Statute of Limitations, Sexual Acts Prosecution Barred
Cited as the relevant provision for establishing the prescription of prosecution for the offense committed before the age of 18.
BKBES.2020.129 · so (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. c JStG)
Appeal Against Dismissal of Minor Theft and Trespassing Complaint Due to Expiry of Limitation Period
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the non-admission due to prescription concerning the petty theft charge, which led to the dismissal of the appeal.
BKBES.2020.130 · so (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. c JStG)
Prosecutor's Decision Upheld: Statute of Limitations Barred Minor Offense Charges
This provision concerning the one-year statute of limitations for misdemeanors was the primary basis for the lower authority's decision not to prosecute, which the appeal upheld.
CMPEA.2019.19 · ne (Art. 36 DPMin)
Property Damage Prescription Period for Minor
This provision dictates the prescription period applicable to the minor offender, which was central to the court's finding that the action was time-barred (based on Art. 144 al. 1 CP, as Art. 144 al. 3 CP was excluded).
UE180016 · zh (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. c JStG)
Prosecutor's Decision to Discontinue Sexual Harassment Proceedings Upheld Due to Insufficient Evidence of Intent
Cited in the reasoning to establish the statute of limitations for sexual harassment (Art. 198 StGB).
Jug.2017.129 · vd (art. 36 DPMin)
Criminal Sentencing Appeal: Sexual Offenses, Drug Violations, and Sentence Reduction
Cited in the concluding preamble as a basis for the final ruling regarding prescription under juvenile law.