Key legal question
Whether the federal constitutional complaint against the cantonal interim order was admissible.
Extracted holding
The complaint was admissible as a final cantonal interim decision that could cause irreparable harm; the constitutional complaint was the proper remedy for the refusal of legal aid.
Extracted reasoning
The challenged ruling was a final cantonal interlocutory decision. Because it concerned legal aid under cantonal procedural law, only constitutional complaint lay, even though a federal administrative appeal was available on the merits.