Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal was sufficiently reasoned under Art. 42(2) and 106(2) BGG
Extracted holding
The complaint did not meet the statutory reasoning requirements because it largely repeated appellatory criticism and failed to show any legal violation in a concrete and detailed manner.
Extracted reasoning
For fundamental-rights grievances, a qualified duty to argue applies; the court reviews only clearly and specifically raised and, where possible, substantiated complaints. The appellants did not address the challenged judgment in a meaningful way.