Article 9 Regulation on the Federal Act on Foreign Nationals and Integration and on the Asylum Act - Competent Judicial Authority
Article 9 Regulation on the Federal Act on Foreign Nationals and Integration and the Asylum Act - Competent Judicial Authority · Competent Judicial Authority
1. If federal law provides for judicial review of a coercive measure or the approval of a coercive measure, the Coercive Measures Court shall rule, under Article 19e of the Law on the Organization of Judicial Authorities (RB [2.3221](https://rechtsbuch.ur.ch/data/2.3221/de)), as the cantonal judicial authority.
2. It shall in particular
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| a) | order the search of a dwelling or other premises (Art. 70 para. 2 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |
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| b) | upon request, subsequently review the legality of detention (Art. 73 para. 5 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |
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| c) | adjudicate appeals against ordered inclusion and exclusion (Art. 74 para. 3 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |
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| d) | examine the legality and appropriateness of preparatory detention (Art. 75 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), detention pending deportation (Art. 76 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), detention within the Dublin procedure (Art. 76a Foreign Nationals and Integration Act), and coercive detention (Art. 78 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) (Art. 80 para. 2 Foreign Nationals and Integration Act) | | |
3. Decisions of the competent judicial authority may be appealed to the Higher Court by way of an administrative court appeal.