Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint met the substantiation requirements and could be examined on the alleged in dubio pro reo and confrontation-rights violations.
Extracted holding
The complaint was not sufficiently reasoned and raised only appellate criticism; the court did not enter into it.
Extracted reasoning
Art. 90(1)(b) OG requires precise, substantiated constitutional arguments. The appellant did not identify the specific rights allegedly violated or engage with the cantonal reasoning, especially regarding the opportunity to question the witness.