Key legal question
Whether the appellant had standing to file the federal criminal complaint against the cantonal non-entry decision.
Extracted holding
He lacked standing because he was neither a private prosecutor nor a victim within the meaning of the Federal Supreme Court Act and the Victim Assistance Act.
Extracted reasoning
The prosecution had been involved in the cantonal proceedings, so the appellant was not a private prosecutor; he was not directly affected in his physical, psychological, or sexual integrity, and as a merely injured party he was generally not entitled to complain.