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Individual application procedures
An alleged violation of fundamental rights by a public authority may be the subject of an individual application once ordinary remedies have been exhausted. Final decisions, previous applications and the basis of the alleged violation are reviewed together.
Services provided
- Preparing the individual application form and annexes for the Constitutional Court
- Reviewing admissibility requirements and whether available remedies have been exhausted
- Alleged violations of the rights to a fair trial, liberty and property
- Individual applications to the European Court of Human Rights
Common circumstances
My case is final, but I believe my rights were violated.
The final decision and the proceedings are reviewed against the requirements for an individual application. The application period is short.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
When may an application be made to the Constitutional Court?
An application may be made after ordinary remedies have been exhausted where a public authority is alleged to have violated a right guaranteed by the Constitution and falling within the scope of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Contact details
You may contact us by telephone, email or WhatsApp.
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