Hearing complaint for denial of file access and legal aid following an inadmissible appeal

The Federal Court of Justice (2nd Criminal Senate) dismissed the defendant's hearing complaint as inadmissible and ordered him to bear the costs. The dispute concerned the defendant's objection to a prior Senate order from April 3, 2024, which had denied him legal aid and refused to grant access to the case files. The court ruled that the hearing complaint was procedurally defective because the defendant failed to demonstrate a violation of his right to be heard; specifically, the court held that filing an obviously inadmissible appeal does not confer the right to inspect the case file, and that legal aid was not justified in such circumstances. The decision also stated that further submissions in this matter would no longer be answered.