Key legal question
Whether the complaint against the telephone surveillance authorization was admissible as an interim decision under Art. 93 BGG.
Extracted holding
The complaint was not admissible because no irreparable harm was shown and immediate review would not save substantial time or costs.
Extracted reasoning
The surveillance order was an interim decision in the criminal proceedings. The appellant did not demonstrate a non-remediable disadvantage under Art. 93(1)(a) BGG, and such disadvantage was not obvious. Review after the final criminal judgment remained available; Art. 93(1)(b) BGG was also not satisfied.