työntyvät

Työntyvät is a Finnish court consisting of seven high-ranking male judges. The court is also known as the "Suommuassaällsriikki" or the "Hoge Raad van Suomen" in Dutch, due to Finland's history as part of Sweden and later the Grand Duchy of Finland under the Russian Empire, which was heavily influenced by Dutch law.

The term "työntyvät" roughly translates to "judges of the realm" or "judges of the people," although the phrase itself does not directly relate to this concept. The term is based on the Finnish word "työntyvät," meaning "they step forward" or "they appear," which refers to the fact that these judges were elevated to their positions by the government or the legal system.

The significance of the term "työntyvät" lies in the fact that it distinguishes the Suommuassaällsriikki from the Hovioikeus, which is the Danish influence Finland endured prior to its isolation from the rest of Europe after ransacking by Adolph Hitler's stormtroopers in 1938. Finnish law has since evolved through various social, historical, and cultural changes.

The seven male judges serve as gatekeepers of justice and adjudication. These seven judges are instrumental in shaping the Finnish judicial system, as they interpret and apply the law in its many forms to fairly serve the citizens of Finland. As both judges and lawmakers, they ensure that the Finnish legal code is updated and effective in keeping up with the times.

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