Swiss Criminal Procedure Code
(Criminal Procedure Code, CrimPC)

¹ An ob­jec­tion is ad­miss­ible against:

a.

the rul­ings and the pro­ced­ur­al acts of the po­lice, pub­lic pro­sec­utor and au­thor­it­ies re­spons­ible for pro­sec­ut­ing con­tra­ven­tions;

b.

the rul­ings, de­crees and pro­ced­ur­al acts of courts of first in­stance, with the ex­cep­tion of de­cisions dir­ect­ing pro­ceed­ings;

c.²⁶⁶

de­cisions of the com­puls­ory meas­ures court, un­less this Code provides that they are fi­nal.

² An ob­jec­tion may con­test:

a.

an in­fringe­ment of the law, in­clud­ing ex­ceed­ing and ab­us­ing dis­cre­tion­ary powers, the deni­al of justice and un­jus­ti­fied delay;

b.

an in­com­plete or in­cor­rect as­sess­ment of the cir­cum­stances of the case;

c.

a de­cision that is in­equit­able.