Constitutional complaints: non-acceptance without reasoning under § 23a BVerfGG

The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany refused to accept the constitutional complaints for a decision, leaving the underlying lower-court rulings in force. The case involved joint proceedings concerning constitutional complaints challenging prior judicial decisions, but the specific subject matter and factual background are not detailed in the unexplained chamber order. The decision is based on the procedural standard of non-acceptance under the Federal Constitutional Court Act, resulting in an unreviewable final order without substantive legal reasoning.