Key legal question
Whether the federal criminal complaint is admissible despite only invoking the right to be heard and not properly substantiating overformalism.
Extracted holding
The complaint is inadmissible because the right-to-be-heard argument has no independent significance here and no sufficiently reasoned claim of excessive formalism was raised.
Extracted reasoning
The cantonal court did not address the merits but refused the appeal for formal defects. In these circumstances, the only relevant constitutional issue could be excessive formalism. The complaint did not allege or substantiate such a violation in a manner meeting the requirements of Art. 106(2) BGG.