Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the cantonal legal-opening judgment was admissible.
Extracted holding
The complaint was not admissible because the objections were directed in part against the legal-opening order itself and otherwise did not meet the reasoning requirements.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Court examines admissibility ex officio. A final cantonal decision on definitive legal opening can be challenged, but only insofar as the complaint is directed against the cantonal appellate judgment. Arguments attacking the legal-opening order itself are not heard, and the complaint lacked specific reasoning under Art. 90(1)(b) OG.