Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the visitation order was admissible
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because it sought review of federal-law questions and evidentiary assessment that had to be raised by appeal, and it relied in part on new allegations.
Extracted reasoning
A constitutional complaint is purely cassatory and cannot be used to complain about alleged wrongful application of federal law when ordinary federal appeal is available. The court also found no adequately substantiated arbitrariness in the appellate court's fact-finding, and the alleged child's rejection of the father was a new assertion.