julkisoikeudellisiin

Julkisoikeudellisiin is a Finnish grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. It is the illative plural form of the adjective julkisoikeudellinen, meaning related to public law. The form is used to modify plural nouns in the illative case, indicating movement toward or focus on public-law matters in a sentence. Because it is a grammatical inflection, its meaning derives from the noun it describes rather than from the form alone.

In Finnish legal writing, julkisoikeudellisiin appears when the discussion concerns topics governed by public law. Common contexts include administrative, constitutional, and regulatory matters, as well as interactions between citizens and the state. Phrases such as julkisoikeudellisiin kysymyksiin, julkisoikeudellisiin velvoitteisiin, and julkisoikeudellisiin suhteisiin illustrate how the adjective adapts to different plural nouns in illative form. It is typically contrasted with yksityisoikeudellisiin, the corresponding form used for private-law topics.

The use of julkisoikeudellisiin reflects Finnish terminology that distinguishes public law (julkisoikeus) from private law (yksityisoikeus). Its presence signals that the discourse concerns how the state and public institutions regulate conduct, grant powers, or impose obligations, rather than private relationships between individuals or entities. As with other Finnish inflections, the exact form depends on the case and number of the noun it modifies, so writers select julkisoikeudellisiin to match plural nouns in the illative context.