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Not true, a public prosecutor can, not a police officer. A police officer may request the data on behalf of a public prosecutor. Every canton is organized somew
by throwaway5033 6y ago
Not true, a public prosecutor can, not a police officer. A police officer may request the data on behalf of a public prosecutor. Every canton is organized somewhat differently, so it depends on the canton who does the actual work in the end. The letter often states the case number opened by the public prosecutor. Depending on the organization, the public prosecutor will ask the police in writing what to request.
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- IdontRememberIt 6y agoWe also though so. The General Prosecutors of several Cantons politely made us understood that we were wrong (in case of criminal offense). All our competitors provide the data without obstruction. We also now comply.