Constitutional complaint against social court refusals of interim relief and dismissal; non-admission due to lost preconditions and grant of legal aid

The German Federal Constitutional Court granted legal aid and appointed counsel to the complainant while rejecting the remainder of the application and refusing to admit the constitutional complaint for a merits review, as the necessary preconditions for admission no longer existed. The dispute concerned the respondent's challenge to a lower social court’s dismissal of a request for interim relief and the subsequent rejection of the complaint against that dismissal, within the context of social law proceedings. The court applied § 93d Abs. 1 Satz 3 of the German Federal Constitutional Court Act (BVerfGG) to dispense with a further reasoned explanation, citing the disappearance of the grounds for acceptance, while separately ruling on the ancillary procedural matter of granting process cost aid without installment payments.