Constitutional complaint concerning the procedural right to a parallel decision

The Federal Constitutional Court (1st Senate, 2nd Chamber) declined to grant leave for a constitutional complaint, thereby leaving the challenged lower court decision in force; this final and unappealable order resulted in the dismissal of the applicant’s challenge. The dispute concerned a request for a parallel decision (*Parallelentscheidung*), a procedural instrument used to align proceedings or outcomes in related cases, where the applicant challenged the lower court’s refusal or handling of such a request. The decision is based on the standard for admissibility under German constitutional complaint law, wherein the court determines that the complaint does not meet the threshold requirements for review, relying on the specific case number 1 BvR 2072/15 issued on September 10, 2015.