Supreme Court dismissed claim for damages against state for privacy violation from home search under compulsory measures act.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's claim for damages alleging violations of home peace and privacy resulting from a home search conducted under the Compulsory Measures Act. The applicant argued that the search infringed their rights, while the state contended the measure was legally justified. The court ruled that the statutory provisions governing home searches under the Compulsory Measures Act preclude such compensation claims in this context.