Key legal question
Whether the Federal Supreme Court could immediately review the legality of the house searches as an appeal against an interim cantonal decision.
Extracted holding
No immediate review was available because the appellants could raise the legality of the searches in the pending sealing/unsealing proceedings; no irreparable legal harm was shown.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 93(1)(a) BGG, an interim decision is appealable only if it may cause irreparable legal harm. Since the appellants could contest the search warrants in the unsealing proceedings, ordinary judicial protection remained available.