Key legal question
Whether the Federal Supreme Court appeal was admissible and whether the complainant had standing to challenge the timeliness ruling.
Extracted holding
The appeal was in principle admissible because it concerned the right to file a complaint and was filed against a final cantonal criminal decision within the statutory time limit.
Extracted reasoning
A complainant may appeal when the dispute concerns the right to complain; the decision was final, from a last cantonal instance, and filed in time.