Facts
Walter Stürm filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg against four judgments of the I. Public Law Division of the FJA, which had dismissed his constitutional complaints against the continuation of his detention, as well as against two judgments of the Federal Court's Court of Cassation concerning a judgment of the Valais Cantonal Court. The Commission found a violation of Art. 5 para. 3 ECHR (excessive length of pre-trial detention) and of Art. 6 para. 1 ECHR (excessive length of criminal proceedings). The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe then awarded Stürm compensation of CHF 10,000.Considerations
The FJA dismissed Stürm's request for revision. It stated that the 90-day deadline for filing the request for revision under Art. 141 para. 1 lit. c FJA only began to run upon service of the final resolution of the Committee of Ministers by the Federal Office of Justice. Since Stürm had filed his request prematurely, it could not be considered.
Regarding the compensation, the FJA…