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Art. 367 Codice di diritto processuale penale svizzero (CPP) - Svolgimento e decisione

CPP; Titolo ottavo: Procedure speciali; Capitolo 4: Procedura contumaciale
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Art. 367 CPP · Svolgimento e decisione

Le parti e il difensore sono ammessi alla discussione.

Il giudice decide basandosi sulle prove raccolte nella procedura preliminare e in quella principale.

Concluse le arringhe, il giudice può pronunciare la sentenza oppure sospendere il procedimento fintanto che l’imputato non compaia personalmente in giudizio.

Per altro, la procedura contumaciale è retta dalle disposizioni concernenti la procedura dibattimentale di primo grado.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (21)

VB.2025.00326 · zh (Art. 367 Abs. 1 StPO)
Appeal Regarding Unenforceable Custodial Sentence Due to Statute of Limitations
This provision implicitly relates to the inadmissibility/mootness of the matter due to the running out of the statute of limitations for execution, which leads to the disposition.
D.cision.2020.552 · vd (Art. 367 al. 1 CPP)
Appeal Regarding Severance and Adjournment in Absentia Criminal Trial Dismissed
This provision was cited in the reasoning to explain why the appeal was declared inadmissible due to the limits of representation for a defaulted party's counsel.
D.cision.2020.556 · vd (Art. 367 al. 1 CPP)
Defense Counsel's Authority to Appeal for Absent Defendant
The court determined that the lawyer lacked the authority to file the appeal based on this provision, leading to the appeal being declared inadmissible.
SK.2016.34 (Art. 367 Abs. 1 und 2 StPO)
Switzerland v. [Defendant's Name/Anonymous] - Economic Espionage, Money Laundering, and Banking Data Leak Conviction
Used to justify the holding of the trial in the defendant's absence.
72.2018.253 · ti (art. 367 CPP)
Acquittal of Robbery, Conviction for Petty Theft and Drug Use
Cited in the list of applied laws, relating to the judgment procedure.
72.2016.20 · ti (art. 366, 367, 368 CPP)
Conviction for Fraudulent Vehicle Acquisition and Resale
Cited as part of the procedural framework governing the decision, related to the judgment procedure.
P/14736/2009 · ge (Art. 367 al. 1 CPP)
Appellant's Time-Barred Motion for New Trial Following Default Judgment Dismissed
Cited regarding the parties' right to plead during the trial procedure.
SB.2013.115 · bs (Art. 367 StPO)
Appellant v. State: Appeal of Rape and Assault Conviction and Sentence
Cited as the basis for holding the trial in absence in the appeal proceedings.
72.2013.77 · ti (art. 367, 368, 371 CPP)
Document Forgery and Fraudulent Banking Transactions
These articles concern the possibility for the convicted person to request a new trial or file an appeal against the judgment rendered in absentia, as detailed in points 5 and 6 of the dispositive.
SB120141 · zh (Art. 367 Abs. 3 StPO)
Fraudulent Disability Claims and Sentencing
Cited in the reasoning section, but not in the dispositive, regarding the court's ability to issue a judgment without the accused's presence.
BG.2007.27 (§ 367 Abs. 2 StPO KT ZH)
Jurisdiction over offenses committed by minors before and after turning 18.
Relevant for distinguishing between juvenile and adult criminal authorities regarding offenses committed after the offender turned 18, based on the pendency of juvenile proceedings.
AC050119 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 2 StPO (i.V.m. § 367 Abs. 3 StPO))
Procedural Costs in Juvenile Proceedings After Appeal Withdrawal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the denial of an appointed representative, but not in the operative part.
AC050119 · zh (§ 367 Abs. 3 StPO)
Procedural Costs in Juvenile Proceedings After Appeal Withdrawal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the denial of an appointed representative, but not in the operative part.
72.2010.63 · ti (art. 367 CPP)
Guilty Plea in Absentia for Money Laundering of Drug Proceeds
Cited among the procedural articles considered, relevant to the general rules of criminal procedure.
72.2010.74 · ti (art. 82, 135, 240, 366, 367, 368 cpv. 1, 371, 422 e segg. CPP)
Swiss Court Conviction for Money Laundering in Drug Trafficking Case
These articles from the Code of Criminal Procedure were cited as the legal basis for the proceedings, particularly concerning judgment in absentia (Art. 366 ff. CPP), notification of the judgment (Art. 371 CPP), and the right to appeal/new trial (Art. 368 CPP, mentioned in point 8).