Extradition interim relief denied for lack of substantiated fundamental rights violation

The German Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant’s request for a provisional order, upholding the challenged extradition decision. The case involved a constitutional complaint challenging an extradition order, where the applicant sought interim relief to prevent the enforcement of the extradition. The Court found the application inadmissible on the merits because the petitioner failed to substantiate that the constitutional complaint was neither manifestly unfounded nor inadmissible, specifically failing to provide sufficient detail on an alleged violation of fundamental rights. The decision rests on the requirement under established case law that interim measures in constitutional complaint proceedings demand a prima facie showing of success that does not exist here, rendering the ruling final and unappealable.