Constitutional review of legislative validity: 1965 Austrian Constitutional Court judgment (B95/65)
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Legislator-Regeste
KI-generiertAct on the Protection of the Constitution 1965; Fundamental Rights: The court held that an administrative act does not violate constitutional rights if it is proportionate and serves a legitimate public interest under the specified statutory framework.
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