pidätetyllä

The Finnish word "pidätettyllä" is the adessive plural form of "pidätetty," which translates to "detained" or "arrested." In a legal context, it refers to individuals who are being held in custody by law enforcement. This detention can occur for various reasons, such as during an investigation, while awaiting trial, or as a consequence of a court order.

The term "pidätettyllä" implies that a person's liberty has been temporarily restricted. The specific duration and conditions of this detention are governed by Finnish law, which outlines the rights of the detained individual and the procedures that authorities must follow. These procedures often include informing the detained person of the reasons for their detention and providing access to legal counsel.

The adessive case in Finnish, indicated by the "-llä" ending, signifies a location or a state. Therefore, "pidätettyllä" can be understood as "in a state of being detained" or "while being detained." This grammatical form is commonly used in contexts discussing the experiences or circumstances of multiple people who are in custody.