Court upholds lower court ruling that administrative appeal decisions do not delay proceedings and allows lawyer to obtain psychological assessment.

The Vestre Landsret confirmed the lower court's decision that the administrative appeal authority's ruling does not suspend proceedings and permitted the lawyer to request a psychological evaluation. The appellant argued for procedural delays based on the pending appeal, while the opposing party contended that such appeals should not halt the current legal process. The court ruled that administrative decisions lack suspensive effect in this context and that obtaining a psychological report is a necessary step for the case.