Interim suspension of extradition to Romania pending constitutional review; validity of interim order issued without reasoned grounds under BVerfGG

The Federal Constitutional Court ordered an interim injunction suspending the surrender of the applicant to Romanian authorities for criminal prosecution, effective for a maximum of six weeks, while the review of the constitutional complaint proceeds; the applicant prevailed in securing this temporary stay, and the executing authority was directed to facilitate compliance with the order, though the underlying extradition detention remained unaffected. The dispute concerned the legality of the applicant's transfer under international legal assistance frameworks, where the constitutional complaint challenged the planned extradition. The decision was based on the Court’s power to issue interim orders under § 32(5) of the Federal Constitutional Court Act, with the rationale to be provided later in a separate written opinion, and the ruling is final and unappealable.