Finality of Constitutional Court decisions and prohibition of legal remedies against its judgments and orders

The Constitutional Court confirmed its decision as final and unappealable, ruling that no legal remedies are available against its judgments or orders. The dispute concerned the procedural status and finality of the Court's prior decision, challenging whether further judicial review was permissible. The decisive legal basis is the principle that decisions of the Constitutional Court are final and absolute, with the specific exception that no legal remedies (Rechtsmittel) are admissible against them, apart from the limited instances provided for in Sections 33 and 34 of the Constitutional Court Act (VerfGG).