Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional appeal was admissible despite the appellant's complaints being insufficiently reasoned as fundamental-rights grievances.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the appellant did not properly plead and substantiate any violation of fundamental rights.
Extracted reasoning
In a subsidiary constitutional appeal, the Federal Court reviews only specifically invoked and motivated fundamental-rights violations; the appellant's references to human dignity and fair treatment were unparticularized and did not meet the required standard.