Facts
The Federal Court had rendered a decision not to proceed on 10 February 2022, because [A.] 's complaint lacked a justification that met the statutory requirements. [A.] filed a request for revision with the Federal Court on 28 February 2022 and requested that the disposition of judgment 6B_1481/2021 of 10 February 2022 be served. The applicant argued that the Federal Court had wrongly failed to consider his complaint and that he had been violated in his rights by the decision not to proceed.
The parties to the proceedings were [A.] as the applicant and the Federal Prosecutor's Office as the respondent. The Federal Criminal Court, Court of Appeals, was also involved in the proceedings.
Considerations
The Federal Court examined the request for revision and came to the conclusion that it was not to be considered due to a lack of suitable justification. The applicant had not addressed the Federal Court's reasons for not proceeding in his request for revision and had not presented any reasons for a renewed service of the judgment disposition.
The Federal Court stated that decisions of the Federal Court become final on the day they are rendered and that the Federal Court can only revisit its judgments if one of the revision grounds exhaustively listed in Art. 121 ff. FSCA is present. However, the applicant had not invoked any revision grounds that met the requirements of Art. 42 Abs. 2 FSCA.
The Federal Court also pointed out that revision does not provide the opportunity to discuss the legal situation again and to demand a…