Extension of interim injunction for six months pending constitutional complaint decision

The Federal Constitutional Court (Second Senate, Third Chamber) ordered the repetition of a previously issued interim injunction for a period of six months, or until a final decision on the constitutional complaint if reached sooner, thereby maintaining the protective measures in favor of the complainant. The case involved a request to extend interim relief under a constitutional complaint, necessitating the continuation of the status quo to prevent irreparable harm pending the court's final adjudication. The decision is grounded in the power to issue and renew interim orders under the Federal Constitutional Court Act to secure the effectiveness of constitutional rights while the main proceedings are pending.