Municipal prostitution ordinance validity and statutory prerequisites for implementing decrees

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, ruling that the challenged municipal ordinance was not contrary to the law and that the individual application was admissible, thereby upholding the regulation. The case involved a challenge to a municipal decree regulating prostitution in a specific district, where the complainant argued that the ordinance violated the law by failing to meet the statutory prerequisites for issuance. The Court held that the conditions required by §2(3) of the Upper Austrian Police Penal Code for enacting an implementing ordinance were satisfied and that the decree did not constitute a violation of higher law, resulting in a decision in favor of the municipality and the validity of the ordinance.