julkituomiseen
Julkituominen, literally “public judgment,” is a Finnish term that refers to the act of making a judgment or condemnation publicly known. In its formal sense it denotes the public pronouncement of a verdict or sentence by an official authority, such as a court, or the publication of a decision in official records. In broader usage the term can also describe acts of public condemnation carried out by media, institutions, or social groups, where a person’s actions are exposed and judged before a wide audience.
Legal context and practice: In Finland, court proceedings are generally open to the public, and the essential
Social and ethical dimensions: Beyond courts, julkituominen is used to describe naming-and-shaming phenomena in media and
See also: public trial, judgment, sentencing, naming and shaming, media ethics, judicial transparency.