Key legal question
Whether the criminal appeal against the cantonal court's interlocutory decision was sufficiently reasoned for federal review.
Extracted holding
The appeal did not explain, in a legally adequate way, why the cantonal court's refusal to treat the complaint also as a recusal request violated federal law.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 42(2) LTF, a federal appeal must briefly state how the challenged decision breaches the law. The appellant failed to address the application of the cantonal recusal rules or to show a violation of Art. 95(a) LTF. The appeal was therefore manifestly insufficiently reasoned and could be decided in simplified procedure.