Key legal question
Whether the constitutional complaint against the refusal of free legal aid was admissible as an interlocutory decision causing irreparable harm.
Extracted holding
Yes. A refusal of free legal aid is generally an interlocutory decision that may cause irreparable harm and is therefore challengeable by constitutional complaint.
Extracted reasoning
The decision did not end the cantonal proceedings, but denial of legal aid typically produces irreparable prejudice within the meaning of Art. 87 OG.