Constitutional complaint challenging administrative penalty for unauthorized taxi operation: violation of fundamental rights and legality principle

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the contested administrative decision in force and effectively denying the relief sought by the complainant. The case involved a challenge to an administrative penalty imposed for the unauthorized operation of a taxi or public transport service, where the complainant argued that the imposition of the fine violated fundamental rights and the principle of legality. The court determined that the lower authorities had correctly applied the relevant administrative regulations and that the procedural requirements for the imposition of the sanction were met, finding no infringement of constitutional guarantees or arbitrary application of the law.