Eligibility for legal aid and appointment of counsel in constitutional complaint proceedings

The Federal Constitutional Court granted legal aid and ordered the assignment of a lawyer to the complainant for the constitutional complaint proceedings, prevailing in the interlocutory motion. The dispute centered on the applicant's request for procedural cost assistance (Prozesskostenhilfe) without installment payments to pursue a constitutional complaint, with the specific procedural focus being the admissibility and necessity of appointed representation. The decisive legal basis was the court's inherent authority and procedural rules governing legal aid in constitutional matters, which require the demonstrable inability to afford legal costs and the probability of success or sufficient public interest, resulting in the immediate approval of funding and the mandatory appointment of counsel to ensure access to justice.