Key legal question
Whether the appellant had standing to challenge the cantonal decision before the Federal Supreme Court
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 public prosecutor participated in the cantonal proceedings, excluding private-prosecutor status. The alleged offences did not directly affect the appellant’s physical, psychological, or sexual integrity, so he was not a victim; as a non-victim injured party, he could not appeal.