Key legal question
Admissibility of the subsidiary constitutional complaint against non-final and first-instance points, and sufficiency of constitutional reasoning
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because it partly targeted first-instance decisions, partly sought relief not litigated below, and failed to engage specifically with the cantonal reasoning or allege concrete constitutional violations.
Extracted reasoning
A subsidiary constitutional complaint lies only against final cantonal decisions. The appellant did not address the decisive reasons of the Higher Court, did not meet the strict substantiation duty under Art. 117 in conjunction with Art. 106(2) and 116 BGG, and acted abusively.