Question juridique clé
Whether the criminal complaint to the Federal Supreme Court was admissible, in particular whether the appellant had standing under Art. 81 BGG and had sufficiently reasoned the filing under Arts. 42 and 106 BGG.
Solution extraite
The complaint could not be entered upon because standing was not apparent and the submissions were inadequately reasoned and partly late.
Motifs extraits
As a mere reporting party, the appellant's ability to appeal was not evident. In addition, the numerous filings were largely unintelligible, insufficiently substantiated, and in part filed after the appeal deadline; they were therefore inadmissible under the BGG procedural rules, so summary non-entry was warranted.