Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the cantonal interim decision was admissible despite the parallel appeal.
Extracted holding
The complaint was admissible because the challenged decision could cause an irreparable legal disadvantage, and the appeal did not eliminate the need to decide the complaint first.
Extracted reasoning
The Court held that the usual rule on suspending the appeal applied, but the complaint could still be heard because the appeal's handling depended on the constitutional findings and the alleged disadvantage from a remand was acceptable for admissibility in the circumstances.