Constitutional complaint rejected for failure to exhaust domestic legal remedies regarding alleged violations of the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaints without a reasoned opinion, resulting in the complainants' failure to establish a violation of their fundamental rights. The dispute involved two combined constitutional complaints challenging decisions on the grounds of a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights (EMRK). The decisive legal basis for the non-acceptance was the lack of exhaustion of the domestic legal remedies, specifically the requirement that complainants must properly exhaust the ordinary court system before invoking a breach of the Convention before the Constitutional Court, as established in prior case law (BVerfGE 112, 50; 129, 78).