Key legal question
Whether the federal administrative complaint was admissible against the cantonal court's refusal to entertain the case about prison treatment planning.
Extracted holding
The complaint was admissible only insofar as the applicant argued that the non-entry decision prevented review of federal law; otherwise the challenge concerned cantonal law outside federal administrative review.
Extracted reasoning
A cantonal decision is reviewable by administrative complaint when it should have been based on federal public law or when cantonal law is closely connected to a federal-law issue. Here the treatment plan itself was a cantonal planning instrument, not a federal-law requirement, and the refusal of conditional release was not at issue.