Constitutional complaint: non-acceptance by the Federal Constitutional Court without reasoned justification

The Federal Constitutional Court declined to accept the constitutional complaint for decision and consequently deemed the application for interim relief moot, resulting in the respondent's procedural victory. This non-acceptance ruling, issued without a reasoned decision by the Second Senate's Second Chamber, addresses a challenge regarding unspecified subject matter, where the Court found no basis to grant constitutional protection against the underlying administrative or judicial act. The operative outcome is that the contested decision remains in force, and the legal basis for the dismissal is the Court's discretionary power under the Federal Constitutional Court Act to non-accept complaints that do not meet the admissibility requirements, with the order being explicitly final and unappealable.