Whether the prosecutor correctly refused to open proceedings for alleged disobedience to an authority decision.
Yes. The alleged facts did not disclose a criminal offense because the perimeter ban bound A.D., not B.D., and her move to Lausanne could not constitute an offense.
Non-entry is proper when it is immediately clear that the offense’s elements are not met and no investigation could yield useful incriminating evidence; here the complained-of conduct was incapable of amounting to an offense.