Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional complaint was admissible against the cantonal order, including to the extent it attacked the first-instance decision.
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible insofar as it challenged the first-instance decision; otherwise it lacked a sufficiently reasoned constitutional argument against the cantonal ruling.
Extracted reasoning
A subsidiary constitutional complaint lies only against final cantonal decisions. The filing did not engage with the decisive reasoning of the cantonal court and did not identify, in a clear and detailed manner, which constitutional rights were violated and how.