Key legal question
Whether the cantonal authorities violated federal law by dismissing the sexual coercion case and refusing to open proceedings for the alleged earlier offenses.
Extracted holding
The authorities did not violate federal law; the evidence did not justify a stronger suspicion of sexual coercion or abuse of distress, and no coercive dependency or forced sexual acts were shown.
Extracted reasoning
Under in dubio pro duriore, dismissal/non-entry is permissible only when criminality is clearly absent or procedural prerequisites are manifestly lacking. On the record, the alleged dependency was not established and the documented sexual contacts, drug use, and psychiatric report did not support coercion.