Constitutional review of administrative order: failure to establish deprivation of constitutionally guaranteed rights or application of unlawful general norm

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, ruling that the appellant was not deprived of any rights constitutionally guaranteed by statute nor by the application of an unlawful general norm, thereby allowing the challenged administrative decision to stand. The case involved a constitutional review of an administrative order, where the Court found that the complaint was materially identical to a previously adjudicated case (B525/06). Relying on the prior reasoning from November 29, 2006, the Court determined that no constitutional violation occurred, resulting in the rejection of the applicant's claim.