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Decision of the Plenum of the Constitutional Court of 15 November 1993 in accordance with § 14 para. 4 of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court

Original Language Title: Decision of the Plenum of the Constitutional Court of 15 November 1993 in accordance with § 14 para. 4 of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court

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Decision of the Plenary of the Federal Constitutional Court of 15 November 1993 pursuant to Section 14 (4) of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court

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BVerfGBes 1993-11-15

Date of completion: 15.11.1993

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" Decision of the Plenary of the Federal Constitutional Court of 15 November 1993 pursuant to Section 14 (4) of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court of 15 November 1993 (BGBl. 2492), as last amended by Section I Decision of 19 November 2014 (BGBl. 2015 I p. 24) "

Status: Last modified by An. I Decision v. 19.11.2014; 2015 I 24

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The plenary of the Federal Constitutional Court on 15 November 1993, pursuant to Section 14 (4) of the Law on the Federal Constitutional Court, as amended by the Notice of 11 August 1993 (BGBl). 1473). Unofficial table of contents

A.

By way of effect from 1 January 1994, by way of derogation from Section 14 (1) to (3) of the Act on the Federal Constitutional Court, the Second Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court shall also be responsible:
I.
for standards control procedures (§ 13 No. 6 and No. 11 BVerfGG) and constitutional complaints from the legal fields
1.
the right of asylum;
2.
the law on foreigners and international legal assistance in criminal matters;
3.
the right of nationality;
4.
the public service and the service relations with religious societies, the law of which is based on the law of the public service, including the relevant disciplinary law;
5.
the teaching and replacement service, including the disciplinary law relating to this area;
6.
criminal law and criminal procedural law, with the exception of procedures in which questions outweigh the interpretation and application of Article 5 or Article 8 of the GG;
7.
the enforcement of investigative and penal detention and of custodial measures of detention and improvement, as well as of the order and the execution of other deprivation of liberty;
8.
of the fine-payment procedure;
9.
of income tax law, including church tax law;
II)
for standards control procedures and constitutional complaints received in the financial years 2009 to 2015, from the legal areas
1.
the right of displaced persons;
2.
the right of arms;
3.
the right of petition;
4.
the right of forced auction and foreclosure (as far as it is not a recognition procedure);
5.
corporate tax law and conversion tax law;
6.
the right of insolvency (other than proceedings in which an infringement of Article 12 of the GG is referred to);
7.
the housing right;
III.
1.
, moreover, for standards control procedures and constitutional complaints,
a)
which outweigh the interpretation and application of international law or Articles 23, 24 and 59 of the GG, with the exception of the individual warranties of human rights;
b)
where questions other than those relating to the interpretation and application of Articles 1 to 17, 19, 101 and 103 (1) of the GG (also in conjunction with the rule of law) outweigh those questions;
2.
in addition, for constitutional complaints from the field of civil jurisdiction (except for family law and inheritance law) of complainants with the initial letters I-Z, in which questions of a violation of the rights under Article 101 (1) GG or Article 103 (1) GG predominate.
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The current Senate competence remains the case for proceedings pending until 31 December 1993. Unofficial table of contents

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