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Art. 77 Costituzione del Cantone di Berna, (CostC)
CostC; 5 Autorità cantonali; 5.2 Gran Consiglio; Elezioni
Art. 77 CostC
Il Gran Consiglio elegge: a. il proprio presidente; b. il presidente del Consiglio di Stato; c. il cancelliere dello Stato; d. il presidente della Corte suprema e quello del Tribunale amministrativo; e. gli altri membri dei tribunali, sempre che la legge non preveda altrimenti; f. il procuratore generale e i procuratori generali supplenti.
La legge può incaricare il Gran Consiglio di procedere ad altre elezioni.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (40)
VB.2008.00240 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. 1 KV)
Applicant v. Building Insurance Authority and Building Appeals Commission
Cited in the context of determining which body had jurisdiction under cantonal law.
VB.2011.00120 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. I KV)
Foreign Real Estate Acquisition Permit Retroactivity Dispute
This article is cited in the list of legal norms, implying it was used in the procedural aspects of the final order.
VB.2025.00392 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. I KV)
Hospital Fees Appeal: Hospital Management Hearing Required
Cited in relation to the principle of awarding costs based on the cause of the proceedings.
VB.2023.00375 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. I KV)
Conditional Release Appeal: Jurisdiction, Delay, and Risk Assessment
This article is listed among the legal bases of the decision.
VB.2023.00375 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. I KV)
Conditional Release Appeal: Jurisdiction, Delay, and Risk Assessment
This cantonal norm is listed as a legal ground.
VWKLA.2020.6 · so (§ 77 ff. der Kantonsverfassung (KV; BGS 111.1))
Canton v. Municipality: Collection and Remittance of Dog Identification Fee
Cited in the reasoning but not explicitly used in the final order regarding representative capacity.
VB.2021.00659 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. 1 KV)
Hospital Council Inaction on Press Release Appeal Referred to Administrative Court, Which Declined Jurisdiction
This provision, along with Art. 5 Abs. 1 VRG, defines the jurisdictional basis which the court implicitly relied upon when deciding on the inadmissibility (Nichteintreten) of the claim before the wrong body.
BRGE.I.Nr.0066.2021 · zh (Art. 77 KV)
Municipal Landmark Protection Waiver Overturned for Architectural Complex
Mentioned alongside Art. 29a BV concerning the right to effective legal protection, which influences the review of monument protection decisions.
VB.2021.00127 · zh (Art. 77 KV)
Patient Rights Appeal Jurisdiction Lack
The appeal was dismissed because the Administrative Court was not the correct first instance court as required by the appeal structure established in the Cantonal Constitution.
BRGE.I.Nrn.0158.016 · zh (Art. 77 der Kantonsverfassung (KV))
Municipal Decision on Building Protection Upheld Despite Historical Significance
Cited in reasoning section 12.1 in relation to the right to effective legal protection when reviewing decisions based on expert assessments.
BRGE.III.Nr.0180.20 · zh (Art. 77 KV)
Municipality v. Cantonal Directorate regarding Protection of Post-War Modernism Settlements
Cited in legal doctrine concerning the right to effective legal protection, which influences the court's review standard.
BRGE.II.Nr.0029.201 · zh (Art. 77 der Kantonsverfassung [KV])
School Board v. Municipality: Historic Monument Designation Upheld Against School Expansion
Cited in the reasoning in relation to balancing the authority's discretion against the right to effective legal protection.
B.2016.172 · sg (Art. 77 Abs. 3 der Verfassung des Kantons St. Gallen (sGS 111.1, KV))
Student Expulsion Upheld Despite Lengthy Appeal Process
Cited to establish the cantonal constitutional guarantee for swift and reliable administration of justice.
B.2016.172 · sg (Art. 77 Abs. 3 der Verfassung des Kantons St. Gallen (sGS 111.1, KV))
Student Expulsion Appeal Over Procedural Delays Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning concerning the right to a decision within a reasonable time, which was examined thoroughly although not dispositive in the final order.
BRGE.III.Nrn.0007.0 · zh (Art. 77 Abs. 1 KV)
Premature Appeals Against Groundwater Regulations Due to Missing Cantonal Approval
Used to establish the principle of a two-tiered appeal process.