Questão jurídica principal
Whether the refusal to have the accused questioned again by the investigating judge caused irreparable legal harm justifying constitutional review of the interim decision.
Decisão extraída
No; the accused could still request evidence in the trial court and be questioned there, so the refusal caused no irreparable legal disadvantage.
Fundamentação extraída
The challenged decision was an interim decision. Under the applicable rules, evidence could still be taken by the trial court, which could itself question the accused or remand the case for supplementary investigation. Any disadvantage was only practical, not irreparable in a legal sense.