Whether the complainant had standing to appeal to the Federal Tribunal after the dismissal of the criminal case.
No standing was shown: she failed to explain any civil claims against the police officers, and under Vaud liability law only public-law claims against the State were apparent; such claims do not qualify as civil claims under Art. 81 LTF.
The court held that in dismissal cases the complainant must specifically state civil claims against the accused. Since the canton assumes direct liability of the State and excludes personal liability of the agents, no civil claim against the officers was demonstrated.