Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General and the Military Justice

Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General / Military Justice

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Armed forces attorney general	Curriculum vitae Dr. Stefan Flachsmann, armed forces attorney general

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Contact	Hier finden Sie Adressen und Telefonnummern der verschiedenen Ansprechstellen im Oberauditorat.

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History of the Military Justice	The Military Criminal Code (MStG) of 13 June 1927 and the civilian Criminal Code of 1937 remain valid to this day and are the basis for the Military Justice.

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Imprint	The Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General publishes information on its activities and military jurisdiction at www.oa.admin.ch. Articles 10 and 11 of the Government and Administration Organisation Act (GAOA) form the office’s legal basis.

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Military tribunal system	The organisation of the military tribunal system is very much in keeping with the Swiss militia system.
Military criminal procedure	More information on military criminal procedure and the principles of military criminal law.
Members of the military tribunal system	Main tasks of clerk of court, examining magistrate, military attorney, president of court and judges of the military tribunal system.

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Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General	The Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General is responsible in administrative and organisational terms for the fulfilment of the tasks of the military tribunal.

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Principles of Military Criminal Law	Description of the principles of military criminal law in military criminal procedure.

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Terms and conditions	Terms and conditions Website Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General / Military Justice

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Military Justice
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  History of the Military Justice
  
  The Military Criminal Code (MStG) of 13 June 1927 and the civilian Criminal Code of 1937 remain valid to this day and are the basis for the Military Justice.
  
  Main tasks of the members of the military tribunal system
  
  Main tasks of clerk of court, examining magistrate, military attorney, president of court and judges of the military tribunal system.
Military criminal procedure
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  Military criminal procedure
  
  More information on military criminal procedure and the principles of military criminal law.
  
  Principles of Military Criminal Law
  
  Description of the principles of military criminal law in military criminal procedure.
Organisation
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  Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General
  
  The Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General is responsible in administrative and organisational terms for the fulfilment of the tasks of the military tribunal.
  
  Military tribunal system
  
  The organisation of the military tribunal system is very much in keeping with the Swiss militia system.

Contact

Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General Maulbeerstrasse 9
CH-3003 Bern

Fax: +41 31 311 09 52

Tel.

Staff /Secretariat
+41 58 464 33 02
Military Tribunal Personnel
+41 58 464 33 03
Legal Services
+41 58 464 33 08

Print contact

Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General

The Office of the Armed Forces Attorney General is responsible in administrative and organisational terms for the fulfilment of the tasks of the military tribunal.

Military tribunal system

The organisation of the military tribunal system is very much in keeping with the Swiss militia system.

Military criminal procedure

More information on military criminal procedure and the principles of military criminal law.