Syyllisyysaste

Syyllisyysaste is a term used in Finnish law to describe the severity of a crime. It is a numerical value assigned to each criminal offense, ranging from 1 to 10, with 10 being the most severe. The syyllisyysaste is determined by the Finnish Penal Code and is used to assess the seriousness of a crime for the purpose of sentencing. The syyllisyysaste is one of the factors considered by the court when determining the appropriate punishment for a convicted individual. It is important to note that the syyllisyysaste is not a direct indication of the punishment, as other factors such as the offender's criminal history and the circumstances of the crime may also be taken into account. The syyllisyysaste is used to ensure that the punishment is proportionate to the severity of the crime and the harm caused to the victim.