What is an individual constitutional complaint?
An individual constitutional complaint brings an alleged violation of specified fundamental rights before the constitutional court.
Key concepts and application
Not every legal error is a fundamental-rights violation. Exhaustion of ordinary remedies and admissibility rules matter. The court generally does not rehear the underlying case from scratch.
Rights, procedure and limits
Check current official guidance for form and deadlines; missing a deadline may be decisive. Case-specific route and timing may require professional advice.
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