lisäseuraamuksiin

lisäseuraamuksiin is a Finnish grammatical form of the compound noun lisäseuraamukset, which translates to “additional sanctions” or “additional consequences.” The word is built from lisä, meaning “extra” or “additional,” and seuraamukset, which can denote penalties, repercussions, or effects of an action, particularly in legal contexts. lisäseuraamuksiin is the inessive or illative case of the plural, depending on the surrounding sentence structure, and it means “into the additional sanctions” or “in the additional sanctions.”

In Finnish law, lisäseuraamuksia are employed to describe penalties that are applied in addition to primary punishments, often in cases of repeated offenses, aggravated circumstances, or when certain statutory conditions are met. Documents such as criminal statutes, administrative regulations, and court judgments frequently mention lisäseuraamuksia to clarify that an individual may be subject to additional fines, community service, or other legal measures beyond a base sentence.

The term also appears in legislative proposals and policy discussions where policymakers consider expanding punitive frameworks. While lisäseuraamuksia usually refer to legal penalties, the concept can be applied more generally to indicate any supplementary consequences that arise from a particular action or decision. Related Finnish legal terms include seuraamukset, rangaistukset, and lisäseuraamukselliset.