Constitutional complaint against parallel judicial decision; admissibility and dismissal of application for provisional injunction

The Federal Constitutional Court (First Senate, First Chamber) declined to admit the constitutional complaint for a decision, thereby rendering the application for a provisional injunction moot, with no further reasoning provided. The case involved a constitutional complaint against a prior decision issued as a "parallel decision," challenging the underlying judicial act or its procedural handling. The operative outcome is based on the chamber's discretion not to accept the complaint for decision under § 93d (1) sentence 3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfGG), establishing that the challenged lower court or administrative action remains in force.