Key legal question
Whether the public-law appeal met the constitutional reasoning requirements under Art. 90(1)(b) OJ
Extracted holding
The appeal was not properly reasoned because it attacked only the cantonal review decision and did not challenge the first-instance assessment of evidence that had to be addressed.
Extracted reasoning
In an arbitrariness complaint against a last-instance cantonal decision with limited review, the appellant must contest both the last-instance reasoning and the underlying evidentiary assessment; merely repeating arguments from the cantonal complaint is insufficient.