Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the cantonal decision refusing to postpone interrogations was admissible as a challenge to an interim decision.
Extracted holding
The challenged decision was an interim evidentiary order and did not create irreparable legal harm; the conditions for immediate federal appeal were not met.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 93 BGG, non-final decisions are appealable only if they can cause irreparable harm or if immediate admission would end the case and save substantial evidence costs. A scheduling/evidence issue can generally be raised again later, and the appellants did not show that repetition would be impossible.