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A petition by the people that entreats the Constitutional Court to declare the applicable laws or regulations applied in a final court decision or the decision itself unconstitutional is inadmissible unless the petitioner:

(1) has exhausted all ordinary judicial remedies;

(2) believes that the applicable laws or regulations applied in a final court decision that finds against her or him or the decision itself contravenes the Constitution; and 

(3) has lodged the petition with the Constitutional Court within the six-month peremptory period after the service of such a final decision.

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