Constitutional complaint against administrative decision: review of fundamental rights compliance and legal admissibility

The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint, thereby upholding the contested administrative decision and leaving the lower instance ruling in force. The dispute concerned an administrative proceeding where the complainant challenged a final decision as contrary to the constitution, specifically alleging violations of fundamental rights in the context of public law matters. The Court’s decisive legal basis rested on its jurisdiction under the Federal Constitutional Court Act, finding that the challenged provision or decision did not infringe upon the complainant’s constitutional rights or fail to comply with mandatory procedural standards, thus rejecting the petition for lack of merit.