Key legal question
Whether Art. 437(2) ZGB together with § 126(2) EG ZGB provides a clear legal basis for ambulatory coerced medication.
Extracted holding
No. The provisions allow ambulatory treatment instructions, but they do not expressly authorize coercive medication; a clear and specific legal basis is required.
Extracted reasoning
Coerced medication is a serious interference with personal liberty and bodily integrity. Even in the ambulatory setting, coercive treatment requires explicit statutory authorization. The Solothurn rule speaks only of treatment instructions and does not mention coercive measures.