Constitutional challenge to accreditation procedure amendment in mass criminal investigation

The German Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint without further reasoning, holding it unfounded as no fundamental rights were violated, thereby leaving the challenged administrative decision in force and rendering the accompanying request for interim relief moot. The dispute concerned the amendment of the accreditation procedure within the context of a major criminal investigation, where the complainant challenged procedural changes affecting their status. The Court applied § 93d Abs. 1 Satz 3 BVerfGG to omit a detailed justification and noted that the decision is final and unappealable.