Key legal question
Whether the public law appeal alleging arbitrariness and in dubio pro reo was admissible and well founded
Extracted holding
The appeal was admissible only for constitutional complaints; it failed because the cantonal court sufficiently motivated its preference for the witness evidence and its fact-finding was not arbitrary.
Extracted reasoning
The Federal Court held that in evidence assessment the in dubio pro reo argument has no broader scope than arbitrariness. The cantonal reasons allowed the parties to understand why one version was accepted, and the witness testimony was coherent, corroborated, and not undermined by any concrete inconsistency.