Appeal Jurisdiction for Placement Facility in Juvenile Protective Custody

A juvenile court authority ordered the precautionary placement of an individual in a specific juvenile home as a protective measure under youth criminal law, which the individual subsequently appealed to the Higher Court, contesting only the choice of the specific facility. The Higher Court dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction, reasoning that while an appeal against the precautionary ordering of a protective measure under the Youth Criminal Law is directed to the Higher Court, an appeal solely contesting the *manner* of execution of that measure, such as the selection of the facility, must follow the administrative appeal route to the relevant department.