KKO 825/2003
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Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding refusal of court-appointed lawyer due to lack of legal aid eligibility.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against the lower court's refusal to appoint a court-appointed lawyer for the appellant. The appellant argued for legal representation, but the lower court determined he did not meet the financial criteria for legal aid under the relevant Act. Consequently, the court upheld the decision that the appellant was not entitled to state-funded legal assistance.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedSection 1 of the Act on Legal Aid; Section 1 of the Act on Legal Aid: The court may appoint a lawyer only if the party meets the statutory financial requirements for legal aid; otherwise, the appointment is refused.
Keywords
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legal aid eligibility
court-appointed lawyer
financial means test
Supreme Court appeal
legal representation refusal
Cited Legislation
AI generatedSection 1 of the Act on Legal Aid
Full text
Kysymys oikeudenkäyntiavustajan määräämisestä.