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KKO 2371/2005 AI generated

Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding police screening procedure for suspected assault cases under specific statutory requirements.

Case Number KKO 2371/2005
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal concerning the legality of police screening procedures in assault cases. The appellant argued that the screening process violated procedural rights, while the prosecution contended the measures were necessary for public safety. The court ruled that the specific statutory provisions governing such screenings were correctly applied and did not infringe upon the appellant's rights.

Legislator headnote

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Section 2, Chapter 26, Paragraph 1, Item 1 of the Act on the Police; The screening procedure for suspected assault cases must strictly adhere to statutory requirements and does not constitute a violation of procedural rights when conducted in accordance with the law.

Keywords

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police screening procedure assault investigation procedural rights violation Supreme Court appeal statutory compliance

Cited Legislation

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Section 2, Chapter 26, Paragraph 1, Item 1 of the Act on the Police
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Kysymys seulontamenettelyn edellytyksistä pahoinpitelyä ynnä muuta koskevassa asiassa.

OK 26 luku 2 § 1 mom 1 kohta