Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the cantonal decision refusing a conciliation hearing is admissible as an incidental decision.
Extracted holding
The decision is incidental and not separately appealable unless it causes irreparable legal harm or meets the conditions for an immediately final decision; neither condition is met.
Extracted reasoning
The appellant did not address irreparable harm. A defendant has no general right to a conciliation hearing at the investigation stage, except in the case of Art. 316(2) CPP. If the case proceeds to trial, a renewed request may be made under Art. 332(2) CPP; any prejudice would be only factual delay, not irreparable legal harm.