New Federal Court rulings from 05.12.2025
Fed. Court upholds refusal to extend residence permit due to sham marriage suspicion; appeal dismissed, costs imposed.
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04.12.2025
New Federal Court rulings from 04.12.2025
The Federal Supreme Court mostly dismissed appeals on criminal, residency, building, social and tax issues, often due to lack of claim or formal grounds.
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New Federal Court rulings from 02.12.2025
Federal Court upholds convictions for sexual, violent, and drug offenses. Appeals dismissed; long prison sentences and expulsions confirmed.
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New Federal Court rulings from 03.12.2025
Summaries of Federal Supreme Court rulings from 03.12.2025: key topics include criminal sanctions, maintenance, social aid, residence permits, procedural rules, and revision requests.
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New Federal Court rulings from 01.12.2025
The Federal Court dismissed various appeals: legal aid, compensation, revisions, detention, residence permits, and customs duties. Details available on lexplorer.ch.
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New Federal Court rulings from 28.11.2025
Federal Court confirms prison sentences for drug offenses, upholds sentence proportionality, and liability in ski accident cases.
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New Federal Court rulings from 28.11.2025
Federal Court upholds conviction and expulsion for serious narcotics offense; 33 months' jail for sexual offenses; conviction for negligent bodily harm in ski lift accident.
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New Federal Court rulings from 28.11.2025
Federal Court upholds strict sentences for major drug trafficking, 33 months prison for sexual offenses, and fines for negligent injury at a ski lift.
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New Federal Court rulings from 28.11.2025
Federal Supreme Court upholds several criminal, civil, and administrative decisions: most appeals dismissed, penalties and measures confirmed, procedural issues clarified.
Read More27.11.2025
New Federal Court rulings from 27.11.2025
Federal Supreme Court dismissed several appeals for insufficient reasoning or lack of jurisdiction; parties bear the costs.
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