Non-acceptance of constitutional complaint under admissibility criteria for extraordinary remedy

The Federal Constitutional Court declined to accept the constitutional complaint for decision, rendering the ruling final and unappealable. The dispute concerned a constitutional challenge to a lower court's ruling, processed by the Second Senate's Third Chamber. The decisive legal basis was the non-admission criteria for constitutional complaints, specifically the finding that the admissibility requirements under the Federal Constitutional Court Act were not met, leading to the dismissal without a substantive review of the merits.