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Jugement Kantonsgericht (VD - Entscheid/2020/214)


Canton:VD
Case number:Entscheid/2020/214
Instance:Kantonsgericht
Department:Chambre des recours pénale
Kantonsgericht Entscheid Entscheid/2020/214 vom 25.03.2020 (VD)
Date:25.03.2020
Force of law:-
Summary:1.The court rejected the defendant's objection to the seizure of his electronic devices. 2.The seizure was lawful, since it was necessary to secure evidence of a criminal offense. 3.The defendant was suspected of sexually abusing a minor. 4.The court has established that there is a high risk that the defendant will destroy evidence if he is not prevented from doing so. 5.The seizure is maintained until the completion of the proceedings. More detailed summary: In the criminal case PM19.019817-MRE/clb The court rejected the defendant's objection to the seizure of his electronic devices. The seizure was lawful, as it was necessary to secure evidence of a criminal offense. The accused was suspected of sexually abusing a minor. The court has established that there is a high risk that the defendant will destroy evidence if he is not prevented from doing so. The seizure will be maintained until the completion of the proceedings. Explaination: The accused was arrested on October 10, 2019, after being accused of sexually abusing a minor. On February 10, 2020, the prosecutor's office requested the seizure of the defendant's electronic devices in order to secure evidence of the crime. The President of the Tribunal des mineurs issued a corresponding order on the same day. The defendant filed an objection to the order on February 20, 2020. The Chambre des recours pénale rejected the appeal on 25 March 2020.
Rule of Law:Art. 100 LTF;Art. 263 CPP;Art. 382 CPP;Art. 385 CPP;Art. 393 CPP;Art. 396 CPP;Art. 428 CPP;
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