Constitutional complaint; procedural inadmissibility due to non-exhaustion of administrative remedies

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, leaving the challenged administrative decision in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to an administrative act, with the complainant alleging a violation of fundamental constitutional rights. The Court’s decisive legal basis was procedural inadmissibility, determining that the requirements for constitutional review were not met, likely due to a lack of standing or failure to exhaust prior legal remedies, resulting in the rejection of the petition without a merits determination.