Kernrechtsfrage
Whether the complaint for denial of justice/undue delay was admissible against a final cantonal decision in an ongoing criminal investigation.
Extrahierter Entscheid
Because the cantonal instance had issued a decision, the case was not governed by Art. 94 BGG; admissibility had to be assessed under Arts. 90-93 BGG. The complaint could be heard only as an appeal against an interlocutory decision causing a non-remediable disadvantage, and the alleged delay in the overall proceedings allowed entry.
Extrahierte Begründung
Art. 94 BGG serves to open access where no appealable decision exists. Here there was a cantonal decision, so the ordinary rules on appealability of final and interlocutory decisions applied. The court accepted entry only insofar as the complaint concerned the overall duration of the proceedings, not merely the timing of a single investigative step.