Grant of legal aid and mandatory appointment of counsel in constitutional complaint proceedings

Grant of legal aid and mandatory appointment of counsel in constitutional complaint proceedings: This decision resolved a procedural request for financial assistance in the litigation, determining that the applicant's proposed legal course was sufficiently promising to warrant public funding. The ruling rests on the statutory framework governing legal aid before the Federal Constitutional Court, specifically the provisions mandating the provision of free legal services and the appointment of a lawyer when an applicant demonstrates the financial inability to bear the costs of the proceedings without jeopardizing their access to justice.