Constitutional challenge to legislative provision: compatibility of statutory measure with fundamental rights and rule of law limits

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the challenged legislative provision. The dispute concerned the validity of a specific statute, with the petitioner arguing that it violated fundamental rights or the principle of equality. In its analysis, the Court applied standard principles of constitutional review and statutory interpretation, determining that the legislature’s discretion in enacting the measure did not exceed its constitutional limits. The decision confirms that the impugned legal norm remains in force and valid. The key legal basis involved the assessment of the compatibility of the legislative act with the Federal Constitutional Law, specifically regarding the protection of basic rights and the rule of law.