Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint was admissible against the cantonal remittal order.
Extracted holding
The challenged decision was an interim order that did not end the proceedings; no irreparable harm was shown, so the complaint could not be heard.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 87(2) OG, constitutional complaints against interim remittal decisions are admissible only if they may cause irreparable prejudice. The appellants did not demonstrate such prejudice, and none was apparent.