Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal was sufficiently reasoned to be admissible
Extracted holding
The appeal was not sufficiently reasoned because it only criticized the decision and the authorities in general terms without showing in detail why the challenged decision was unlawful or unconstitutional.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 42(2) and Art. 106(2) BGG, the appellant must state concisely how the contested decision violates law. This requirement was not met, so the court did not examine further admissibility conditions.