oikeudenkäytännöissä
Oikeudenkäytännöissä refers to the body of case law or judicial precedent in Finnish legal systems. It encompasses the decisions made by courts in actual cases, which serve as guidance for future legal interpretations and applications. While Finnish law is primarily based on statutes, court decisions play a crucial role in clarifying ambiguities in legislation, developing legal principles, and adapting the law to new circumstances.
The highest courts, namely the Supreme Court (Korkein oikeus) and the Supreme Administrative Court (Korkein hallinto-oikeus),
Oikeudenkäytännöissä is not binding in the same way as common law precedent. Finnish courts are not strictly