Extraordinary legal protection complaint inadmissible due to loss of jurisdiction after final judgment

The Federal Court of Justice, 4th Criminal Senate, dismissed the defendant's "legal protection complaint" and dismissed the motion, leaving the Senate's prior decisions from November 20, 2025, unchallengeable and in force. The dispute concerned the defendant's renewed and additional petitions filed after the appellate court had already decided on the revision, seeking relief beyond the scope of the concluded revision proceedings. The court held that the prior decisions were final and that the Senate no longer possessed jurisdiction over the new demands, either generally or specifically following the conclusion of the revision procedure via the judgment quashing mechanism under § 349 Abs. 4 StPO, rendering the complaint inadmissible.