Finality of Constitutional Court decisions and the non-existence of a "strengthened senate" review mechanism under §§ 33 and 34 VerfGG

The Constitutional Court dismissed the petitioner's application, ruling that no further legal remedies are available against its decisions. The dispute concerned the petitioner’s request to have a previous judgment modified by the same panel or reviewed by a "strengthened senate," a procedural avenue the court rejected. The decisive legal basis is the principle that Constitutional Court decisions are final and conclusive, explicitly excluding the possibility of amendment by the same body or appeals to a higher or expanded constitutional panel, with the sole statutory exceptions found in §§ 33 and 34 of the Constitutional Court Act 1953.