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Federal Court upholds costs for archaeological damage; revision and identity document complaints dismissed.
Read MoreFederal Supreme Court dismissed or did not admit appeals on unsealing, penal execution, a cantonal initiative, and tenancy law.
Read MoreFederal Supreme Court rejected appeals: tax domicile Zurich, cultural funding case sent to administrative court, revision inadmissible. Others: withdrawal, residence, detention, costs.
Read MoreFederal Court: Appeal against disability insurance decision inadmissible due to lack of formal grounds; no court fees imposed.
Read MoreFederal Court: Three appeals dismissed (inadmissibility, withdrawal, withdrawal after settlement). Court costs to appellants, no party compensation.
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