University Law Dispute: Constitutional Injunction Denied for Failure to Prove Exhaustion of Specialized Court Remedies

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant’s request for a temporary injunction, ruling that the applicant failed to sufficiently demonstrate the preconditions under Section 32(1) of the Federal Constitutional Court Act. The dispute arose in a university law matter, where the applicant sought interim relief against a measure affecting their academic status. The decisive legal basis for the rejection was the insufficient exhaustion of prior judicial remedies; specifically, the court found that the applicant’s reasoning did not establish whether all avenues for expedited judicial protection at the specialized courts had been fully utilized, rendering the constitutional complaint premature or inadmissible under the principles of subsidiarity.