Whether the appellant still had a current and practical interest in challenging the first-instance information order and its sanctions.
The appellant retained a current practical interest because the order carried a criminal warning and cost consequences that depended on the order's legality, and the appeal court could not rely on hypothetical later enforcement developments.
Current interest must be assessed at the time of the appellate decision. Even if the information had partly been obtained through official inquiries, the threat under Art. 292 StGB and the cost order meant the appeal could still provide relief.