Supreme Court dismisses enforcement clause request for final Supreme Court ruling, directing it to the first-instance court.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's request to grant immediate enforceability to a final Supreme Court judgment ordering the employment of a former detainee. The plaintiff argued non-payment of awarded procedural costs, but the court noted that immediate enforceability applies only to non-final judgments, whereas this specific ruling was already final. Consequently, the court determined that the proper authority to grant an enforcement clause for this final judgment is the first-instance court, not the Supreme Court itself.