Constitutional court lacks jurisdiction over preventive measures under criminal code; ordinary courts decide.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint regarding its jurisdiction over preventive measures under Section 21 of the Criminal Code. The applicant argued that Article 144 of the Constitution granted the court authority over such measures, while the state contended that ordinary courts hold this power. The court ruled that Article 144 does not confer jurisdiction on the Constitutional Court for these specific criminal proceedings, leaving the matter to ordinary courts as mandated by Section 25.