The Constitutional Court publishes summary of the case-load and statistical data for the year 2024 and for the fourth quarter.
From 1 August 2023, an important procedural rule for filing a constitutional complaint will change. From that date, constitutional complaints under sections 26(1) and 27 of the Act on the Constitutional Court (ACC) pursuant to section 53 (2) of the ACC may be submitted only through the court of first instance hearing the case. It is not possible to lodge a constitutional complaint directly with the Constitutional Court, and the Constitutional Court does not send constitutional complaints lodged with the Constitutional Court to the court of first instance, nor does it initiate proceedings in the case.
As of 1 August 2023, constitutional complaints pursuant to section 26 (1) and Article 27 of the ACC may only be lodged through the court of first instance hearing the case. From this date, it will no longer be possible to lodge a constitutional complaint directly with the Constitutional Court, and the Constitutional Court will not send the constitutional complaint lodged with the Constitutional Court to the court of first instance, nor will it initiate proceedings in the case.