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KKO 3241/2005 AI generated

Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding severe assault screening procedure requirements under specific criminal code provisions.

Case Number KKO 3241/2005
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the applicant's appeal concerning the procedural requirements for screening cases involving severe assault. The applicant argued that the screening process failed to meet statutory standards, while the prosecution contended the procedure was legally sound. The court ruled that the specific provisions cited did not mandate the alleged procedural deviations, thereby upholding the lower court's decision.

Legislator headnote

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Korkein oikeuden 26 luku 2 § 1 momentti 3 kohta; The court held that the statutory screening requirements for severe assault cases do not permit the applicant's claimed procedural objections to invalidate the proceedings.

Keywords

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seulontamenettely törkeää pahoinpitely procedural requirements criminal code provisions screening procedure appeal dismissal statutory interpretation

Cited Legislation

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Korkein oikeuden 26 luku 2 § 1 momentti 3 kohta
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Kysymys seulontamenettelyn edellytyksistä törkeää pahoinpitelyä koskevassa asiassa.

OK 26 luku 2 § 1 mom 3 kohta