10.2002.106•Withdrawal of objection: proceeding struck out and penal order enforceable
10.2002.106Other CourtFeb 19, 2004Other
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The Ticino Pretura penale, sitting as single judge Marco Ambrosini, dealt with an objection to a penal order after the objection had been withdrawn by letter of 18 February 2004. The court struck the proceeding from the docket, declared the penal order enforceable, and ordered that no taxes or costs be levied for the present decision.
Arts. 210–211 CPP; withdrawal of objection to a penal order: once the objection is withdrawn, the criminal objection proceedings are to be struck out and the penal order becomes enforceable. The judge may further order that no court fees or costs be charged for the striking-out decision.
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Anteprima di stampa
Numero d'incarto: 10.2002.106
Data decisione, Autorità: 19.02.2004, PRPEN
Incarto n. 10.2002.106/AMM DAP 1447/2002
Bellinzona 19 febbraio 2004
Stralcio In nome della Repubblica e Cantone del Ticino
Il Giudice della Pretura penale
Marco Ambrosini
richiamata l'opposizione del 2 luglio 2002 di
(__________ __________)
interposta al decreto d’accusa DAP / di data __________ 2002 del
preso atto del ritiro della suddetta opposizione con lettera del 18 febbraio 2004,
visti gli art. 210 e 211 CPP,
decreta: 1. Il procedimento è stralciato dai ruoli e il decreto d'accusa è esecutivo.
L'incarto è ritornato al per quanto di sua competenza.
Non si prelevano né tasse né spese dell'attuale decisione.
Intimazione a:
__________.
Il giudice: La segretaria:
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Whether the withdrawn objection should lead to striking the case from the docket and make the penal order enforceable.
Yes. After withdrawal of the objection, the proceedings were struck out and the penal order became enforceable.
The court noted the withdrawal of the objection and applied Arts. 210 and 211 CPP.
Whether court fees or costs should be charged for the decision.
No. The court ordered that no taxes or costs be collected.
The order expressly provided that no court fees or expenses would be levied.
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