Whether the complaint against refusal to remove evidence from the file was admissible without a non-remediable legal disadvantage.
The appellant did not show an irreparable legal disadvantage; the issue of admissibility of the evidence can be raised later before the trial court.
A decision on evidence usability is an interim decision. In criminal matters, immediate review requires a legal disadvantage that cannot be cured later. Mere retention of the evidence in the file is usually insufficient, because the accused can object again before the trial court and pursue appeal routes later. No special circumstances making immediate removal necessary were substantiated.