Key legal question
Whether the filing against the Federal Criminal Court’s complaints chamber decision was admissible before the Federal Supreme Court.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the challenged decision did not concern coercive measures and Article 79 LTF bars such appeals.
Extracted reasoning
Although the appellant also mentioned the federal investigating judge’s inaction, the grievances in substance targeted only the complaints chamber ruling. That chamber is the competent authority for complaints against acts or omissions of the federal investigating judge, so those acts cannot be directly appealed to the Federal Supreme Court; in any event, the decision did not concern coercive measures.