Constitutional complaint non-acceptance rendering interim relief moot in parallel decision context

The Federal Constitutional Court refused to accept the constitutional complaint for decision, thereby rendering the applicant’s pending motion for interim relief moot; the First Senate’s First Chamber upheld the challenged lower-court proceedings by dismissing the complaint as inadmissible. The dispute concerned a constitutional challenge to a parallel decision issued by a lower court, with the complainant seeking to overturn that judgment and secure interim protective measures. The court’s refusal was grounded in § 93d(1) sentence 3 of the Federal Constitutional Court Act (BVerfGG), which permits the omission of a reasoned justification for chamber decisions that do not set aside a lower-court judgment, and the resulting non-acceptance of the complaint was declared final and unappealable under § 40(3) of the Rules of Procedure of the Federal Constitutional Court (GOBVerfG).