Swiss Civil Code


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Art. 28c35

c. Elec­tron­ic mon­it­or­ing

 

1 The court that is­sues an in­junc­tion pur­su­ant to the pro­vi­sion on vi­ol­ence, threats or har­ass­ment, and the en­force­ment court, may on the ap­plic­ant's re­quest or­der the use of an elec­tron­ic device that is se­curely at­tached to the of­fend­ing party and which can con­tinu­ously as­cer­tain and re­cord his or her loc­a­tion.

2 The meas­ure may be ordered for a max­im­um of six months. It may be ex­ten­ded by a max­im­um of six months at a time. As a pre­cau­tion­ary meas­ure, the meas­ure may be ordered for a max­im­um peri­od of six months.

3 The can­tons shall des­ig­nate an au­thor­ity that is re­spons­ible for en­for­cing the meas­ure, and shall reg­u­late the en­force­ment pro­ced­ure. They shall en­sure that the data re­cor­ded on the per­sons con­cerned are used only to en­force the in­junc­tion and are de­leted twelve months at the latest after ter­min­a­tion of the meas­ure.

4 The ap­plic­ant must not in­cur any costs from the en­force­ment of the meas­ure. The per­son mon­itored may be charged the costs of the meas­ure.

35In­ser­ted by No I of the FA of 16 Dec. 1983 (AS 1984 778; BBl 1982 II 636). Amended by No I 1 of the FA of 14 Dec. 2018 on Im­prov­ing the Pro­tec­tion giv­en to Vic­tims of Vi­ol­ence, in force since 1 Jan. 2022 (AS 2019 2273; BBl 2017 7307).

 

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