Key legal question
Whether the filing could be treated as a subsidiary constitutional complaint and met the admissibility requirements
Extracted holding
The filing could at most be treated as a subsidiary constitutional complaint, but it lacked any sufficiently reasoned constitutional grievance.
Extracted reasoning
Under the BGG, only violations of constitutional rights may be raised, and they must be specifically alleged and substantiated. The appellant did not name any constitutional right allegedly violated by the remission refusal, so the complaint was manifestly insufficiently reasoned.