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> The court can impose a fine of daily rates between 30 and 3,000 francs, or roughly $35 to $3,500, in cases like these, but settled on fining the lawyer 50 dai
by tqi 2y ago
> The court can impose a fine of daily rates between 30 and 3,000 francs, or roughly $35 to $3,500, in cases like these, but settled on fining the lawyer 50 daily rates of 1,970 CHF.
How is the number of days determined - is it fixed by type of offense?
- KolmogorovComp 2y agoIt's easy, many lawyers are already charging by hour/day. Otherwise take annual income and divide by number of days worked.
- tqi 2y agoMy question wasn't about the day rate it was about the number of days, ie is it variable or fixed for each type of offense.
- Maultasche 2y agoThat was one thing that the article didn't explain that I was curious about. What does days mean in this context and how does the court determine the number of them? Why days combined with a variable fee vs just a variable fee?
- Ekaros 2y agoVery likely some table. Tail gating is one amount, running red light is an other, going over 20 km/h(Finland) is one and then you get more as the speed increases 40, 60, 80, 100 over limit...