Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint met the formal reasoning requirements.
Extracted holding
No. The complaint did not engage with the cantonal reasoning and merely offered appellatory criticism, so the alleged constitutional or Convention violations were not sufficiently substantiated.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 90(1)(b) OG, a constitutional complaint must specify the relevant facts and indicate clearly and in detail which constitutional rights or legal rules were violated and how. The Federal Court reviews only specifically and clearly raised grievances; this standard was not met.