Interim suspension of enforcement for compulsory paternity investigation examinations

The Federal Constitutional Court repeated its interim order, extending the suspension of enforcement measures for six additional months, up to the final decision on the constitutional complaint. The dispute concerned a respondent subject to compulsory paternity investigation proceedings, who challenged the state’s authority to enforce medical examinations for establishing paternity. The court based its decision on the protection of personal integrity and bodily autonomy against state compulsion, applying the principles governing interim measures under constitutional complaint proceedings to prevent irreversible harm before a full judicial review of the underlying civil enforcement action.