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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2024

What Does The Pierin Vincenz Case Teach Us About Indictment Principles?

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Explore the principle of indictment under the Code of Criminal Procedure through the case of Pierin Vincenz before the Zurich High Court.

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Dr. iur. Alexander Schiemenz
Dr. iur. Alexander Schiemenz

Explore the principle of indictment under the Code of Criminal Procedure through the case of Pierin Vincenz before the Zurich High Court. We will delve into essential aspects that clarify the indictment's purpose for the accused and facilitate their defense. Learn about the procedural consequences of flaws in the indictment and how the legal system addresses them.

Special attention is focused on the ongoing case of Pierin Vincenz, former head of Raiffeisen Bank. The High Court has pointed out significant defects in the indictment and has overturned related judgments. Understand how this decision impacts the proceedings and the potential repercussions for the involved parties.

1. What is the Principle of Indictment?

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