Whether the complainant had standing to appeal the dismissal of the criminal case before the Federal Supreme Court.
He lacked standing because he failed to show concrete civil claims against the accused, and any claims against public employees would lie against the State under Vaud liability law.
Under Art. 81 LTF and Art. 42 LTF, a private complainant must explain the civil claims pursued. Because Vaud law channels liability to the canton rather than individual agents, no direct civil claim against the doctors or nurses was sufficiently shown.