Constitutional Court dismisses amparo requests against administrative detention orders as they lack direct legal basis.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the amparo requests filed by two individuals challenging their administrative detention orders. The applicants argued that the detention violated their constitutional rights to liberty and due process, contending that the administrative measures lacked sufficient legal grounding. The Court rejected these claims because the detention orders were issued pursuant to existing administrative regulations, which the Court deemed sufficient to justify the measure without requiring a direct constitutional violation.