Repetition of interim suspension of custodial sentence execution

The Federal Constitutional Court (Second Senate) ordered the repetition of a previous interim measure for a duration of six months, or until the final decision on the constitutional complaint, effectively suspending the execution of a custodial sentence and allowing the applicant to prevail in this procedural phase. The dispute concerned a petition challenging the enforcement of a prison sentence, wherein the complainant sought an immediate, temporary stay of execution to prevent irreparable harm while the merits of the constitutional complaint were pending. The decision is grounded in the court’s authority to issue interim orders to preserve the status quo and ensure the effectiveness of the constitutional complaint, specifically addressing the procedural mechanism for extending such orders in criminal cases involving liberty deprivation.