õigusasutuse
An õigusasutus, a term originating from Estonian law, refers to an institution or body established by law to perform specific legal functions. These entities are crucial components of the Estonian legal system, ensuring the proper administration of justice and the enforcement of legal regulations. They can encompass a wide range of organizations, including courts, prosecution services, law enforcement agencies, and regulatory bodies.
The primary purpose of an õigusasutus is to uphold the rule of law and protect the rights
The establishment and operation of an õigusasutus are governed by Estonian legislation, which defines their powers,