Vienna's "Auszeit-WG": Jurist Mayer Ortet "Constitution Break"
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Strong criticism of the controversial "Auszeit-WG" for intensiv offenders in Vienna: Constitutional lawyer Heinz Mayer considers that the legal basis for the closed accommodation of children under 14 years of age is not covered.
The expert considers, among other things, financial compensation claims by official liability actions to be possible
The expert considers official liability lawsuits to be possible. Children's and youth aid: "Homestay law is a suitable basis". The Ministry of Justice refers to the final work on the legal basis.
"At present, such a restriction of freedom as it is handled is without basis and therefore unconstitutional," says the constitutional lawyer. The Ministry of Justice refers to final work on the legal basis.
A legal opinion of the Constitutional Service in the Federal Chancellery apparently sees problems with the "Auszeit-WG" which was recently put into operation in Vienna. The report from February considers the Homestay Act to be unsuitable for detentions in juvenile crime.
VIENNA. Federal Constitutional Lawyer Heinz Mayer considers the Wiener Auszeit-WG to be criminal intensive offenders unconstitutional. An expert opinion of the Constitutional Service raises questions about the legal basis.
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