Constitutional complaint rejected for failure to exhaust legal remedies regarding alleged ECHR violations

The Federal Constitutional Court (Second Senate, Second Chamber) issued a non-acceptance decision, refusing to take up the constitutional complaint and declaring the ruling final and unchallengeable; consequently, the respondent side prevailed as the complaint was dismissed. The dispute involved a constitutional complaint alleging violations of fundamental rights, where the complainant specifically relied on claims of breaches of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). The decisive legal basis for the rejection was the failure of the applicant to exhaust ordinary legal remedies regarding the ECHR claims, as the proper exhaustion of the legal path is a mandatory procedural prerequisite for the admissibility of such constitutional complaints, as established in established case law.