Question juridique clé
Whether the public-law complaint against the cantonal decision was admissible despite the complaint's lack of specific constitutional reasoning and the alleged belated challenge to the administrator's designation.
Solution extraite
The complaint did not sufficiently address the cantonal reasoning and was therefore inadmissible.
Motifs extraits
Under Art. 90(1)(b) OJ, constitutional grievances must be clearly and specifically reasoned; merely opposing one's own view to the cantonal court or making appellate-style criticism is insufficient. The appellant failed to show that her letter of 25 April 2006 could count as a remedy, that cantonal law provided reconsideration, or that the justice of peace arbitrarily refused to act.