Constitutional complaint against transitional provisions for abolition of multiple citizenship by birth

The Federal Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint without providing a reasoned decision, leaving the challenged legislation in force. The dispute concerned the transitional regulations accompanying the abolition of the "multiple mother" status in German citizenship law, specifically challenging the procedural mechanisms and timeframes established for affected individuals to maintain their citizenship. The Court’s decision rests on its inherent authority to reject constitutional complaints that do not meet the admissibility criteria for a hearing on the merits, thereby failing to provide a substantive judicial review of the statutory provisions.