NSA: unpublished ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal does not provide grounds for reopening

The Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) addressed the legal implications of unpublishing Constitutional Tribunal (TK) rulings, stating that without publication, such rulings do not take effect. This decision affects the timeline for filing motions to reopen administrative court proceedings. The NSA emphasized that publication is a constitutional requirement for a ruling to have legal force. It also clarified that the absence of publication does not prevent administrative courts from considering the assessments contained in unpublicized rulings. The court's stance reinforces the principle that citizens must access legal knowledge through official publications.