Interim suspension of university rector’s directive compelling faculty to teach outside designated subject area

The Federal Constitutional Court renewed, for a further six months, the interim injunction previously issued on March 8, 2007, and reaffirmed on July 29, 2009, thereby maintaining the suspension of immediate executability for the underlying administrative directive. The dispute concerned a university rector's order compelling a university professor to conduct teaching events in a subject area that differed from the faculty designated in the applicable study plan. The applicant challenged this enforcement as a violation of fundamental rights, and the Court granted the provisional legal protection to prevent the immediate implementation of the contested directive pending a final decision on the constitutional complaint. The operative outcome is the continued suspension of the rector's instruction, effectively allowing the professor to refrain from performing the additional teaching duties in the external subject area during the interim period.