Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the reopening order was admissible under Art. 93 BGG
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the challenged ruling was an interlocutory decision and the appellant failed to show a non-reparable legal disadvantage or the conditions for immediate review.
Extracted reasoning
A reopening order for sentence modification does not end the proceedings. For interlocutory decisions, admissibility under Art. 93(1) BGG must be demonstrated by the appellant; silence on this point leads to non-entry. No non-reparable disadvantage was apparent because the appellant could challenge the matter later with the final decision.