Key legal question
Whether the complaint against the refusal to send the files to counsel was admissible.
Extracted holding
No. The file-access ruling was an interlocutory decision that did not cause irreparable harm; the complaint was therefore inadmissible on this point.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 87 OG, interlocutory criminal decisions are reviewable only if they can cause irreparable prejudice. Allowing inspection at the authority's seat, while refusing postal delivery of the files, does not in itself create such prejudice; any remaining disadvantage can be cured later.