Constitutional complaint; grant of legal aid and appointment of counsel for access to court

The Federal Constitutional Court granted legal aid and appointed counsel for the applicant without requiring installment payments for the constitutional complaint proceedings, resulting in the procedural advancement of her case. The dispute concerned a procedural order regarding the award of legal aid and the appointment of an attorney in a constitutional complaint filed against a lower court decision, with the applicant seeking state support due to financial inability to cover legal costs. The decision rests on the statutory framework governing legal aid in constitutional proceedings, specifically the provisions allowing for the exemption from court fees and the mandatory appointment of counsel to safeguard the right of effective access to the court when the subject matter is of significant legal interest and the application has a prospect of success.