Facts
The Federal Supreme Court issued a judgment on 13 June 2008 (6B_4/2008) in a criminal case in which [X.] had filed an appeal. The judgment was partially upheld, the judgment of the lower court was set aside and the matter was remanded to the lower court for a new decision. In all other respects, the appeal was dismissed. [X.] was ordered to pay court costs of CHF 2,000.-- and the Canton of Thurgau was ordered to compensate [X.] with CHF 1,500.-- for the proceedings before the Federal Supreme Court. [X.] requested a correction of the Federal Supreme Court's judgment, as the considerations mentioned a compensation of CHF 2,000.-- while the judgment only awarded CHF 1,500.--.Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court found that there was a contradiction between the reasoning and the operative part of the judgment. The operative part of the judgment was correct, as according to the practice, in case of partial success, court costs of CHF 2,000.-- are imposed and a compensation of CHF 1,500.-- is awarded. Accordingly, in Consideration 6 of the judgment…