Question juridique clé
Whether the constitutional complaint was admissible without a final cantonal decision.
Solution extraite
The complaint was inadmissible because no final cantonal decision existed; the district prosecutor's first-instance order was still subject to a cantonal remedy before the cantonal prosecutor.
Motifs extraits
Under Art. 86(1) OG, constitutional complaints lie only against final cantonal decisions. A first-instance order by the district prosecutor could be challenged by recourse to the cantonal prosecutor, and it was irrelevant that the complaint speculated about how that remedy would be treated.