Portuguese Constitutional Court upholds a law restricting access to public information for specific categories of individuals.

Portuguese Constitutional Court upholds Article 18(3)(d) of Law 7/92 as constitutional and rejects the unconstitutionality claim.

Portuguese Constitutional Court upholds municipal bylaw on waste fees against constitutional challenge.

Portuguese Constitutional Court partially invalidates mandatory five-year accessory ban for sexual importunation crimes.

Portuguese Constitutional Court dismisses unconstitutionality challenge to municipal waste fee regulation citing uniform precedent.

Constitutional Court dismisses claim to review specific sentencing as it lacks abstract constitutional challenge. The court rejects the request to re-evaluate factual findings and sentencing proportionality. The decision confirms that concrete review of a specific judgment is inadmissible under the Constitution. The court ruled that the Constitutional Court cannot substitute lower courts in fact-finding or sentencing. The applicant failed to demonstrate a general norm unconstitutionality. The court emphasized the separation of powers and the specific role of the Constitutional Court. The ruling upholds the lower court's decision on sentencing. The case highlights the limits of constitutional review in criminal proceedings. The court found no grounds for abstract constitutional review. The decision reinforces the principle of judicial hierarchy. The applicant's arguments were deemed insufficient for constitutional review.