Key legal question
Whether the later social-insurance judgment established new, relevant facts justifying revision of the defamation conviction
Extracted holding
The later judgment did not reveal new facts; it only reassessed already known facts legally, so revision was unavailable.
Extracted reasoning
The lower courts already knew the complainant's medical role, specialist knowledge, and the evidentiary situation. The new judgment merely qualified the same circumstances differently in civil-liability terms and did not create a new factual basis for assessing good faith.