Whether the appeal against the referral order was sufficiently reasoned and could succeed on the merits.
The appeal was rejected: although unreasoned, it was understood as seeking a dismissal, but the file contained sufficient indications of guilt to justify referral to trial.
The investigation was deemed sufficiently developed; the appellate court held that the assessment did not need detailed reasons under Art. 306 para. 3 CPP, and the accused could present his defense before the trial court.