lisäseuraamukselliset

"Lisäseuraamukselliset" is a Finnish term that translates to "additional sanctions" or "supplementary penalties." It refers to legal consequences or punishments that can be imposed on an individual or entity in addition to a primary sentence or sanction. These additional measures are typically designed to address specific aspects of a crime or to further deter future wrongdoing.

In the Finnish legal system, the concept of lisäseuraamukselliset can encompass a range of measures. For instance, alongside a prison sentence, an individual might face additional sanctions such as fines, forfeiture of assets, or community service. These additional penalties are often determined by the nature of the offense and the court's assessment of the circumstances. The purpose is to provide a more comprehensive and proportionate response to the convicted party's actions.

The application of lisäseuraamukselliset aims to achieve various objectives, including retribution, deterrence, rehabilitation, and incapacitation. They can also serve to compensate victims or to address any societal harm caused by the offense. The specific types and severity of additional sanctions are governed by Finnish law, which outlines the circumstances under which they can be imposed and the procedures for their application. The judiciary has discretion in deciding whether to apply these supplementary measures, taking into account the entirety of the case.