Laillisempaa

Laillisempaa is a Finnish term that translates to "more legal" or "more lawful." It is the comparative form of the adjective laillinen, meaning legal or lawful. The term is used to express a degree of legality or adherence to the law, suggesting that one action or situation is considered more in line with legal principles than another. It is not a specific legal doctrine or statute, but rather a descriptive comparative adjective used in discussions pertaining to legal matters. For instance, one might say that a proposed amendment is "laillisempaa" than the current legislation, indicating it better conforms to established legal norms. Conversely, a particular action might be deemed "vähemmän laillisempaa," meaning less legal or lawful. The context in which "laillisempaa" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning and implication, as it inherently involves a comparison between two or more entities or situations regarding their legal standing.