Appeal against Denial of Private Prosecutor Status Lacking Direct Injury
Sintesi Legislator
Generato dall'IAA party who filed a criminal complaint sought to be admitted as a private prosecutor against the defendants in ongoing proceedings following a decision by the Public Prosecutor's Office to dismiss the case, which decision the party was appealing. The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that for a party to be admitted as a private prosecutor in criminal proceedings, they must demonstrate that they have suffered a direct and personal legal disadvantage as a result of the alleged offense, and since the appealing party had not established such a specific injury directly connected to the acts prosecuted, the right to join as a private prosecutor was correctly denied by the lower authority.
Regesto Legislator
Generato dall'IAArt. 68 Abs. 1 StPO, Art. 426 Abs. 1 StPO, Art. 432 Abs. 1 StPO, Art. 64 BGG, Art. 66 Abs. 1 BGG; Appeal against Denial of Private Prosecutor Status Lacking Direct Injury: The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that for a party to be admitted as a private prosecutor in criminal proceedings, they must demonstrate that they have suffered a direct and personal legal disadvantage as a result of the alleged offense, and since the appealing party had not established such a specific injury directly connected to the acts prosecuted, the right to join as a private prosecutor was correctly denied by the lower authority.
Parole chiave
Generato dall'IADisposizioni normative citate
Generato dall'IADecisioni correlate
Generato dall'IAQuestioni giuridiche chiave estratte da Legislator
Generato dall'IAThe court dismissed the appeal by confirming the decision not to admit the appellant as a private prosecutor.
The court rejected the appeal against the decision not to admit the appellant as a private prosecutor.
The court ruled on the costs of the appeal proceedings.
The court rejected the request for legal aid for the appeal proceedings.
The court ordered the appellant to pay the judicial costs.
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\n Beschluss vom 4. April 2019 \n BEK 2018 185 \n \n
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|\n Mitwirkend |\n Kantonsgerichtsvizepräsident Dr. Reto Heizmann, Kantonsrichter Clara Betschart und Josef Reichlin, Gerichtsschreiber lic. iur. Mathis Bösch. |\n
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|\n In Sachen |\n A.________, Strafanzeigeerstatterin und Beschwerdeführerin, vertreten durch Rechtsanwältin B.________, gegen 1. Staatsanwaltschaft Höfe Einsiedeln, Postfach 128, 8832 Wollerau, Anklagebehörde und Berufungsgegnerin, vertreten durch Staatsanwalt C.________, 2. D.________, Beschuldigter und Beschwerdegegner, 3. E.________, Beschuldigte und Beschwerdegegnerin, beide Beschuldigten erbeten verteidigt durch Rechtsanwalt F.________ |\n
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\n\n| | | |\n betreffend |\n Nichtzulassung als Privatklägerin |\n \n\n
\n (Beschwerde gegen die Verfügung der Staatsanwaltschaft Höfe Einsiedeln vom 19. November 2018, SUH 2017 1683 und 1684);-
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