Valuation of attorney’s fees in constitutional complaint proceedings under the Court Costs Act

The Federal Constitutional Court set the subject matter value for attorney’s fees in the constitutional complaint proceeding at €10,000, rendering the decision unchallengeable. This administrative determination arises within a constitutional complaint case (Case No. 2 BvR 890/20), addressing the valuation of professional legal services rather than the substantive merits of a specific constitutional dispute. The Court’s order relies on Section 37(2) Sentence 2 of the Court Costs Act (RVG), which governs the fixed valuation of attorney’s activities in constitutional proceedings, citing established case law to justify the standard fee calculation.