Key legal question
Whether the Federal Criminal Court lacked jurisdiction after joinder with a money-laundering case.
Extracted holding
The jurisdiction objection was inadmissible before the Federal Supreme Court; any conflict of jurisdiction had to be brought promptly before the Federal Criminal Court's complaints chamber.
Extracted reasoning
Only the MPC could formally join the cases; a challenge to federal jurisdiction had to be directed to the competent complaints chamber without delay, not raised for the first time on criminal appeal.