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The Federal Constitutional Court is not asked to decide. 81%Leader of 3 outcomes
The Federal Constitutional Court is not asked to decide. 81%Forecasters
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StaleFeb 3, 24, 11:22 AM UTCDec 31, 26, 10:59 PM UTC
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The german Basic Law has a provision for revoking certain basic rights if they are abused to combat the free democratic basic order (article 18).
- The forfeiture of these rights can only be declared by the highest german court, the Federal Constituional Court.
- A campaign petitioning the german government and parliament to ask the Federal Constitutional Court to revoke some of AfD politician Björn Höcke's basic rights has recieved more than 1.6 million signatures.
- Will the Court be asked, and if it is, how will it decide?
- Resolves when the court issues a decision, or at close date if the Court has not been asked.
- If the court has been asked but has not yet decided by the close date, it resolves when a decision is issued.
