Puolustuspuheella
Puolustuspuheella is a Finnish term that translates to "defense speech" or "apologia." It refers to a speech or written statement made by a person or group accused of wrongdoing, intended to defend themselves against the accusations and explain their actions or motivations. This concept is not unique to Finland but is a universal aspect of legal proceedings, public discourse, and personal accountability.
In a legal context, a defense speech is a formal part of the trial process. The accused,
Beyond the courtroom, the term "puolustuspuheella" can also describe public statements made by individuals or organizations