Cserni did not accept that verdict and turned to the Constitutional Court of Hungary.
Another reason for the failed nomination was that SZDSZ was not consulted ahead of time and Szili lacked qualifications compared to Sólyom who previously held high office as the president of the Constitutional Court of Hungary.
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