Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the refusal to exclude the public from the main hearing was admissible despite being directed against an interlocutory decision.
Extracted holding
The complaint was admissible in principle because an unjustified public hearing would cause irreparable harm.
Extracted reasoning
The decision did not terminate the criminal proceedings and was therefore interlocutory, but wrongful admission of the public to the trial would create a disadvantage that could not later be cured.