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Art. 29 Regolamento organizzativo del Tribunale superiore (Reg. Org. TS) - Competenze nella sezione penale

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Art. 29 Regolamento organizzativo del Tribunale superiore (Reg. Org. TS) · Competenze nella sezione penale

1. La prima, la seconda e la terza camera penale trattano

a) le sentenze impugnate in appello ai sensi degli articoli 398 e seguenti del Codice di procedura penale svizzero del 5 ottobre 2007 (CPP), le decisioni indipendenti successive e i decreti indipendenti di sequestro dei tribunali regionali e del tribunale penale economico,

b) le istanze di revisione ai sensi degli articoli 410 e seguenti CPP,

c) i ricorsi ai sensi dell'articolo 52 della legge del 23 gennaio 2018 sull'esecuzione delle pene (JVG) e dell'articolo 69, paragrafo 4, dell'EG ZSJ,

d) gli appelli ai sensi dell'articolo 40 della Legge svizzera sulla procedura penale minorile del 20 marzo 2009 (Legge sulla procedura penale minorile, JStPO).

2. La Camera di ricorso in materia penale è l'istanza di ricorso ai sensi del CPP e del JStPO.

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BK 2012 238 · be (Art. 393 Abs. 1 lit. a i.V.m. Art. 396 Abs. 1 StPO, Art. 35 GSOG i.V.m. Art. 29 Abs. 2 lit. a OrR OG)
Legal Representative Compensation Dispute Following Discontinued Criminal Proceedings
Cited as the procedural basis for filing the appeal with the Criminal Law Appeal Chamber.
BK 2025 418 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts [OrR OG; BSG 162.11])
Attempted Grievous Bodily Harm Detention Appeal Upheld Due to Flight Risk
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal in criminal matters.
BK 2025 154 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 OrR OG)
Prosecutor's Decision to Sever Joint Assault Trial Overturned Due to Procedural Flaws and Merits Analysis
Cited in the reasoning section (E. 2.) regarding the cantonal organizational regulations basis for the competence of the appellate court.
BK 2025 134 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts (OrR OG; BSG 162.11))
Administrative Body's Recusal Request Against Judge and Clerk in Fraud Case Denied
Cited as procedural context for the jurisdiction of the appellate chamber, although the application is procedural rather than the main ground for the dispositive orders 1 and 2.
BK 2025 194 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 OrR OG)
Arson Pre-Trial Detention Extension Modified Due to Proportionality Concerns
Cited in the reasoning (E. 2.1) regarding the competent chamber.
BK 2025 131 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts (OrR OG; BSG 162.11))
Cantonal Court Upholds Extended Pre-Trial Detention for Accused Facing Arson and Drug Charges
Cited in the reasoning to determine jurisdiction, but not in the operative orders (1-4).
BK 2025 117 · be (Art. 35 des Gesetzes über die Organisation der Gerichtsbehörden und der Staatsanwaltschaft [GSOG; BSG 161.1] i.V.m. Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts [OrR OG; BSG 162.11])
Cantonal High Court Reduces Extension of Pre-Trial Detention for Arson Suspect Due to Nearing Investigation Conclusion
Cited by the court to establish the jurisdiction of the Criminal Appeals Chamber.
BK 2025 83 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts [OrR OG; BSG 162.11])
Bern Higher Court Confirms Denial of Appointed Counsel in Trivial Insult and Damage Case
Cited as a procedural rule determining competence to hear the appeal.
BK 2024 417 · be (Art. 29 al. 2 ROr CS)
Bern Supreme Court Rejects Indigency Appeal for Appointed Counsel Based on Spousal Income
Cited in the reasoning section confirming admissibility, but not explicitly in the final orders. Exclusion confirmed based on the rules.
BK 2025 2 · be (Art. 3 des Gesetzes über die Organisation der Gerichtsbehörden und der Staatsanwaltschaft [GSOG; BSG 161.1] i.V.m. Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts [OrR OG; BSG 162.11])
Extension of Pre-Trial Detention Upheld in Child Sexual Abuse Case Due to Risk of Repetition
Cited in the reasoning (E. 2) to establish the jurisdiction of the appeal chamber, which is a foundational procedural element.
BK 2024 548 · be (Art. 35 des Gesetzes über die Organisation der Gerichtsbehörden und der Staatsanwaltschaft [GSOG; BSG 161.1] i.V.m. Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts [OrR OG; BSG 162.11])
Swiss Court Upholds Detention of Alleged Moroccan Thief Amid Age Dispute and Flight Risk
Cited to establish the formal jurisdiction of the appellate chamber.
BK 2024 386 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts (OrR OG))
Claimant v. Public Prosecutor Regarding Closure of Police Misconduct Investigation
Cited in the reasoning regarding the appeal procedure, implicitly used for the main decision on the appeal.
BK 2024 73 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 OrR OG)
Affirmation of Denial for Retrial/Deadline Reinstatement in *In Absentia* Attempted Grievous Bodily Harm Case
Cited in the reasoning (E. 2.1) regarding the applicable procedural law.
BK 2024 180 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 des Organisationsreglements des Obergerichts (OrR OG; BSG 162.11))
Husband v. Wife: Theft of Jewelry and Cash from Safe Deposit Boxes in Matrimonial Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding procedural rules for appeals, but not in the final dispositive.
BK 2024 268 · be (Art. 29 Abs. 2 OrR OG)
Prosecutor's Investigation Subject to Ne Bis In Idem Review Post-Traffic Violation Conviction
Cited in the reasoning to establish the competence of the appeal chamber.