Fundamental rights Archive

Fundamental rights – Lawful revocation of the licence of a pharmacist convicted of adulterating cancer drugs (Bottrop pharmacist)

A pharmacist authorised to produce medicines for the treatment of cancer patients, who massively and thousands of times does not comply with the requirements of the medical prescription, thereby accepting an incalculable health risk for patients, some of whom are seriously ill, and abuses their trust for personal financial interests, is unreliable and unworthy in the sense of § 6 II BApO in conjunction with § 4 I 2 No. 2 No. 2 BApO.

News: Fundamental rights – Constitutional complaint against virus protection warning of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) not taken for decision

9. July 2022 / News / Ali Tahir Sen, BVerfG, Constitutional complaint, Fundamental rights, June 2022

KasperskyTM ‘s constitutional complaint based on the BSI‘s warning that it could “conduct offensive operations itself, or be forced to attack target systems against its will, or be spied on as a victim of a cyber operation without its knowledge, or be misused as a tool for attacks against its own customers” was not accepted for decision by the Federal Constitutional Court for lack of compliance with the principle of subsidiarity of the constitutional complaint (Art. 94 II 1 GG, § 90 II BVerfGG).

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