Key legal question
Whether the cantonal appeal was late because the appeal period started when postal holding expired rather than on later actual retrieval and translation of the judgment.
Extracted holding
The federal appeal did not validly challenge the cantonal court's reasoning with constitutionally sufficient arguments; the complaint was therefore not examined on the merits.
Extracted reasoning
Because timeliness under cantonal law can be reviewed federally only as a constitutional violation, the appellant had to show arbitrariness or another constitutional defect. She did not address the cantonal court's view that the appeal period began at the end of the postal holding period, not upon later actual receipt or translation.