Constitutional court dismisses complaint regarding the constitutionality of the 1962 Act on the Protection of the State. The court finds no violation of fundamental rights in the state's protective measures. The decision upholds the legislative authority to safeguard national security against internal threats.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's complaint challenging the constitutionality of the Act on the Protection of the State. The applicant argued that the measures violated personal freedom and property rights, while the state contended the law was necessary for national security. The court ruled that the legislative intent to protect the state did not infringe upon constitutional guarantees.