Key legal question
Whether the constitutional subsidiary appeal was admissible or had to be treated as an ordinary criminal appeal
Extracted holding
The subsidiary constitutional appeal was excluded because an ordinary criminal appeal was available; the filing was nevertheless treated as a criminal appeal.
Extracted reasoning
The challenged cantonal last-instance criminal decision fell within Art. 78 et seq. LTF, and an ordinary criminal appeal may also raise constitutional claims. An incorrect label does not harm the appellant if conversion requirements are met.