Facts
The complainant, the mother of two children, had filed a criminal complaint against the defendant, the father, for sexual acts with the children. The public prosecutor's office dismissed the proceedings due to a lack of sufficient suspicion. The complainant appealed against this dismissal. The High Court of the Canton of Zurich dismissed the appeal.
The complainant requests the Federal Court to reverse the decision of the High Court and continue the criminal proceedings against the defendant. She claims that the dismissal of the proceedings was arbitrary and contrary to federal law.
The complainant and the defendant are the parents of two children, [C.] and [D.] . The complainant had reported the defendant for sexual acts with the children. The public prosecutor's office had dismissed the proceedings against the defendant due to a lack of sufficient suspicion.
Considerations
The Federal Court examines whether the lower court arbitrarily assumed a clear state of evidence or arbitrarily considered certain facts to be established. The complainant does not comment on the issue of standing and civil claims before the Federal Court. The complainant claims that the dismissal of the proceedings was arbitrary and contrary to federal law, as the public prosecutor's office did not gather all necessary evidence.
The Federal Court finds that the lower court carefully and comprehensibly justified the dismissal of the proceedings. The complainant does not demonstrate in what way the contested decision is flawed in…