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Art. 2 Legge federale del 3 ottobre 1951 sugli stupefacenti e sulle sostanze psicotrope (LStup) - Definizioni

LStup; Capitolo 1: Disposizioni generali

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Art. 2 LStup · Definizioni

Ai sensi della presente legge s’intendono per: a. stupefacenti: le sostanze e i preparati che generano dipendenza e producono effetti del tipo della morfina, della cocaina o della canapa, nonché quelli fabbricati a partire da tali sostanze e preparati o aventi un effetto simile a essi; b. sostanze psicotrope: le sostanze e i preparati che generano dipendenza contenenti anfetamine, barbiturici, benzodiazepine o allucinogeni quali il lisergide o la mescalina o aventi un effetto simile a tali sostanze e preparati; c. sostanze: le materie prime quali le piante e i funghi o loro parti nonché i relativi composti chimici; d. preparati: gli stupefacenti e le sostanze psicotrope pronti per l’uso; e. precursori: le sostanze che non generano dipendenza ma possono essere trasformate in stupefacenti o in sostanze psicotrope; f. coadiuvanti chimici: le sostanze che servono alla fabbricazione di stupefacenti e sostanze psicotrope.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (13)

39565 · nw (Art. 19a Ziff. 1 BetmG i.V.m. Art. 2 lit. a BetmG)

Appeals Court Decision on DUI and Cannabis Consumption Charges

The appellant was convicted of the offense against the Narcotics Act through consumption of narcotics (cannabis).

SK 2022 492 · be (Art. 2 Bst. a BetmG)

Revocation of Semi-Detention for Drug Possession Upheld

Cited in reasoning sections to establish that hashish was a controlled substance at the time.

SK 2022 492 · be (Art. 2 Bst. a BetmG)

Revocation of Semi-Detention for Drug Possession Upheld

Cited in the reasoning for the substantive decision (Order 1).

OG.2019.00054 · gl (Art. 2 Abs. 1 BetmG)

Cannabis Seizure Upheld Despite Personal Use Threshold

This provision defines what constitutes a narcotic drug.

OG.2019.00054 · gl (Art. 2 lit. a BetmG)

Cannabis Seizure Upheld Despite Personal Use Threshold

This provision defines what constitutes a narcotic drug.

OG.2018.00053 · gl (Art. 2 lit. a BetmG)

Prosecution's Appeal in Qualified Drug Trafficking Case

This provision was cited in conjunction with the other BetmG articles in the criminal conviction.

KV.2018.1 · sg (Art. 2 lit d BetmG)

Reimbursement of THC Tincture Costs Lacking FOPH Permit

The requirement for an exception permit under the Narcotics Act is a necessary prerequisite for recognizing a claim for benefits under KVG in this context.

BK 2018 496 · be (Art. 2 Bst. a i.V.m. Art. 8 Abs. 1 Bst. d BetmG)

State v. Seized Low-THC Cannabis Products

Cited to establish cannabis as a prohibited narcotic.

SK 2016 300 · be (Art. 2 Abs. 1 lit. a i.V.m. 19 Abs. 1 lit d und 19a BetmG)

Sentence Appeal for Commercial Theft and Multiple Offenses

Cited in the dispositive (II. 4.) as the legal basis for convictions under the Narcotics Act.

VB.2014.00123 · zh (§ 2 lit. a BetmG)

Pharmacy Narcotics Confiscation Upheld Due to Multiple Violations

The court used this provision to establish the legal basis for controlling narcotics.

INC.2007.49204 · ti (art. 2 cifra 2, LStup)

Extension of Pretrial Detention for Narcotics, Driving, and Doping Charges Granted

This provision is mentioned among the applicable norms, related to the specific drug offenses.

VPB 88-811 (Art. 2 BetmG)

Parliamentary Debate on Combating Money Laundering and Drug Trafficking

Cited as the legal basis for the cantons' responsibility to prosecute violations of the Narcotics Act.

72.2005.102 · ti (art. 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 LStup)

Aggravated Narcotics Violation and Sentence under Diminished Responsibility

These provisions, though referenced generally through 19/19a, appear implicitly covered by the LStup references, but are not explicitly isolated in the dispositive as primary grounds; the core legal basis comes from Art. 19/19a LStup.