Constitutional complaint challenging administrative norms for violation of fundamental rights

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the challenged provisions in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to the legality of specific administrative or statutory norms, where the complainant argued that the impugned regulations violated fundamental constitutional rights. The Court held that the contested measures did not infringe upon the applicable constitutional guarantees, finding no defect in the substantive or procedural legal basis. Consequently, no specific legislative or administrative order was issued to nullify or modify the law, as the petition lacked merit under the prevailing constitutional doctrine.