Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal met the constitutional motivation requirements and could raise federal-law complaints
Extracted holding
To the extent the appellant merely opposed his own view of the evidence to that of the cantonal court, the complaint was insufficiently reasoned and inadmissible.
Extracted reasoning
A public-law appeal requires a clear, specific constitutional argument under Art. 90(1)(b) OJ; federal-law objections are excluded because the remedy is subsidiary.