Whether the criminal appeal sufficiently challenged the cantonal court's factual findings and evidence assessment.
The appeal did not satisfy the statutory reasoning requirements; it merely repeated appellatory criticism and failed to show arbitrariness or another reviewable legal error.
The appellant relied impermissibly on his prior appellate brief, offered no concrete demonstration of arbitrary fact-finding or of an unconstitutional refusal to hear evidence, and did not raise a recevable complaint on the application of substantive law.