Key legal question
Whether the criminal complaint against the cantonal orders was admissible under Art. 93 BGG despite being directed against interlocutory decisions.
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because the appellant failed to show any irreparable legal disadvantage, and none was apparent.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 93 BGG, interlocutory decisions are reviewable only if they can cause irreparable legal harm. In criminal matters, such harm must be legal, not merely factual. The appellant did not address this requirement, and a refusal to replace ex officio counsel normally does not create such harm because the existing defence remains obliged to act effectively in the client's interests.