seuraamuksiasakoilla

Seuraamuksiasakoilla refers to the consequences or penalties that can arise from cases in Finnish legal proceedings. The term "sakoilla" is the plural form of "sakko," which translates to a fine in English. Therefore, seuraamuksiasakoilla specifically pertains to the fines that may be imposed as a legal sanction.

These fines are typically imposed for less serious offenses, often misdemeanors or minor violations of law. The amount of the fine is usually determined by the severity of the offense, the financial capacity of the offender, and sometimes other aggravating or mitigating circumstances. Finnish law has a system where fines are often calculated as "päiväsakko" or day-fines, where the number of day-fines is determined by the offense, and the monetary value of each day-fine is based on the offender's income.

Consequences beyond the fine itself can also be included under this umbrella. For example, depending on the nature of the offense, a fine might be accompanied by a criminal record. In some cases, repeated offenses leading to fines could also escalate to more severe penalties. The purpose of imposing fines is to punish the offender, deter future misconduct, and contribute to the state's revenue. The legal framework in Finland outlines specific provisions for the imposition, collection, and enforcement of fines resulting from legal cases.