Key legal question
Whether the supervisory complaint against the Federal Administrative Court's handling of the cost-advance deadline was admissible as an administrative supervision matter.
Extracted holding
The complaint could be examined only to the extent it alleged a denial of justice or other supervision-relevant organizational defect; review of the merits of judicial application of law was excluded.
Extracted reasoning
Judicial decision-making is generally exempt from federal court supervision, but supervision may still cover denial of justice or access-to-court issues that reveal organizational shortcomings.