Admissibility of constitutional complaint against administrative decision due to insufficient breach of fundamental rights

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, thereby upholding the challenged administrative decision. The case involved a dispute over an administrative penalty or measure, where the complainant argued that the lower administrative court violated their fundamental rights by failing to properly assess the facts or apply the law. The decisive legal basis for the decision was the lack of a sufficient constitutional violation claim under the relevant provisions of the Austrian Constitution (VfGG), as the complaint did not demonstrate that the impugned act arbitrarily breached the complainant's legal position or procedural guarantees to the extent required for constitutional review.