Merioikeuden
Merioikeuden is a Finnish legal term that translates to "superior jurisdiction" or "supreme court." In Finland, it primarily refers to the highest judicial authority within the country's legal system. The most prominent institution associated with merioikeuden is the Supreme Court of Finland (Korkein oikeus), which serves as the final appellate court for civil, criminal, and administrative cases.
The Supreme Court has the authority to review rulings from lower courts to ensure they comply with
The Supreme Court is composed of a president and multiple justices appointed by the President of Finland,
Historically established in 1918, the Supreme Court's role extends beyond adjudication, including the interpretation of law
Overall, merioikeuden represents the apex of judicial authority in Finland, ensuring uniformity and consistency in the