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Original Language Title: Käräjäoikeusasetus

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The District Court Regulation

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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Law of 28 June 1993. (581/93) (3), Article 19 (3) and Article 21:

General provisions
ARTICLE 1

The district court will discuss matters at the hearing and in the office.

ARTICLE 2

The Office of the District Court is kept open during working time in government offices. The people should be given the necessary guidance and advice.

ARTICLE 3

Cases dealt with in the Rules of Procedure shall be distributed in accordance with the rules laid down in the Rules of Procedure to law-holders or other solvers. When dealing with issues, attention must be paid to the fact that the issues that need to be dealt with together are shared by the same person.

When determining the distribution criteria, attention must be paid to the fact that the issues raised by a member of the Law of Law, even where he is mainly allocated certain types of issues, are sufficiently diversified.

§ 4

For justified reasons, the Laamese may order the allocation of the distribution keys. The arbitrator shall determine the differences resulting from the application of the criteria.

Where the workload of one of the borrowers is different from the number of other members of the law of the law, or if there are other legitimate reasons for it, the laamese may refer the matter to the member of the Law of the Law of another Member State.

The tyrant shall determine the criteria for the formation of the configurations. If more than one member of the law is composed, the President shall be chaired by the oldest member of the law.

Adding an additional member Section 2 of Chapter 2 of the Judicial Judicial Guard; In the case referred to in the case, the tyrant shall decide.

Chapter 19 of the Court of Justice Shall determine the application for urgent procedure by a tyrant or, where there is a reason to do so, as specified in the Rules of Procedure of the District Court. (17.12.2009)

Virat, qualification and appointment
§ 5 (10,1994/1328)

In the district court, in addition to the posts of the Judge and the district court, there may be a chief administrator, a secretary, a clerk, a department secretary, a Chief of Staff, a bailiff, a bailiff, an office manager, an office clerk, The Office of the Office and the caretaker. In addition, the district court may have other civil servants and staff members of the contract.

ARTICLE 6

As a qualification, the Head of the District Court and the Secretary shall have a degree in law degree or any other senior higher education qualification. With regard to the competence of the Secretary-General/Secretary of State and the Secretary-General of the Office, the qualification requirement is the degree of qualification, the degree of aptitude or the degree of familiarity acquired by the Court of First Instance, or the degree of competence acquired by the Court of First Instance, or by the Court of First Instance. To the public service.

The other posts of the district court are required to have the skills and the capacity required to carry out their duties.

§ 6a (2001/161)

The district court declares that the other courts of the district court are to be dissolved, other than the office of the judge and the county court engineer.

§ 7 (2001/161)

The apparatus of the District Court referred to in Article 5 shall be appointed by the President of the Court of First Instance, except for the holders of office of the judge, the country-law engineers and the district court. Laamanni will also take employment contract staff.

Freedom of the service and its post
§ 8 (6.7.2000/666)

Subject to Article 11, a maximum of one year's freedom of leave to be granted to Laamann shall be taken by the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court for more than one year.

A maximum of one year's freedom of leave is to be decided by the District Court and the Supreme Court of Justice for a maximum of one year. (16.6.2011/704)

The district court shall communicate to the Court of Appeal the application for a period of more than one year as referred to in paragraph 1 and the decision on the granting of freedom of leave referred to in paragraph 2. (16.6.2011/704)

§ 9

The freedom of office of officials other than those mentioned in Article 8 of the District Court and of the suspension of the employment of staff members, as well as the termination of office or office during the period of leave or suspension, shall be decided by a tyrant, Unless it is provided for by the Rules of Procedure by the administrator or the secretary.

ARTICLE 10 (6.7.2000/666)

In the case of Laamann, the Court of Appeal shall, in the event of an opening of the Laamann office or in the event of a failure to exercise his or her tenure, entitle the Supreme Court to the appointment of a permanent judge for the post of Laamann and, where appropriate, to declare the post of fixed-term laamann To be applied.

ARTICLE 11 (22/09/1044)

Paragraph 11 has been repealed by A 22.9.2011/10 .

The duties of members of the law of the district court and other officials
ARTICLE 12

Mr Laamann must ensure that matters are dealt with carefully and quickly and that the law is applied uniformly.

The duties of members of the law of the district court and of other servants and of staff members of the contract shall be specified in the Rules of Procedure.

District court officers
ARTICLE 13

The number of members of the district court is confirmed by the Ministry of Justice. In the case of a number of municipalities in the district court, the Ministry of Justice shall, in the first instance, determine the number of Boards elected in the territory of each municipality in proportion to the number of local residents. However, at least one board member must be selected from each municipality.

The number of Lautamen may be amended on a proposal by the municipal council or district court if the residents of the municipalities or the district court in the jurisdiction of the district court Article 1 of Chapter 2 of the Court of Justice The number of cases dealt with in that composition has substantially changed.

In the event of a change in the legal or legal breakdown, the Ministry of Justice may change the number of board members without the above proposal. At the same time, in the event of a change in the number of Lautamen, the Ministry may determine whether the election of the sampled panels in the municipalities concerned shall be re-submitted for the remainder of the parliamentary term.

ARTICLE 14

Before establishing or amending the number of board members, an opportunity to make a statement shall be provided to the district court and to the district court of the District Court.

§ 15 (12.02.2015/119)

The board member who has been present during the calendar year at the sitting of 20 days shall no longer be allowed to participate in the session, unless it is a question of extending the same case.

ARTICLE 16

During the term of office of the board member, the laamann shall inform the municipality concerned of the appointment of the new jury for the remainder of her term of office.

Judicial training
ARTICLES 17 TO 20

Articles 17 to 20 have been repealed by A 22.9.2011/10 .

ARTICLE 21 (10,1994/1328)

Paragraph 21 has been repealed by A 22.12.1994/1328 .

Office of the District Court
§ 22

Laamanni may, in writing, order a staff member with adequate knowledge of:

1) to challenge In Chapter 5 of the Court of Justice In matters referred to in Articles 3 and 14;

(2) performing the tasks relating to the disposal of the service;

3) to sign invitations, requests, orders and other declarations;

(4) to sign and submit declarations, alerts and any other documents to be made in connection with judgments and decisions;

(5) issue self-sufficiency certificates; and

6) to issue extracts, copies and certificates from documents.

Management of administrative and economic affairs in the District Court
ARTICLE 23

Administrative and economic matters will be settled by the tyrant. The Rules of Procedure may provide for administrative and financial matters which may be settled by the Secretary of State, the Secretary of State or any other official appointed by the Laamann.

§ 24

In the case of the preparation of administrative and economic matters, there may be a management team including, in addition to laamann, a deputy laamann and other district judges and, depending on the quality of the case, other members of the district court, depending on the quality of the case; The Rules of Procedure. The rapporteur, in administrative matters, shall act as administrator or secretary or any other official appointed by the laamann.

ARTICLE 25

The cases which must be dealt with by the Cooperation Body of the District Court provide for joint action under the law of the State agencies and bodies. (651/88) .

L joint action on government agencies and institutions 651/88 Has been repealed by L for joint action by government agencies and bodies 123/2013 .

International legal aid (17/05/93)
§ 25a (17/05/93)

The District Court acts as a sending and receiving authority within the meaning of Council Regulation (EC) No 1348/2000 on the service in the Member States of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial matters For the purposes of implementing the said Regulation.

Laamanni may, in writing, order a staff member with sufficient skills to carry out the tasks assigned to the District Court in accordance with paragraph 1.

NAs (EC) No 1348/2000 has been repealed by epso 1393/2007 On the service of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial matters and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 1348/2000.

§ 25b (22.10.2003/876)

The District Court acts as a court in accordance with Council Regulation (EC) No 1206/2001 on cooperation between the courts of the Member States in the taking of evidence in civil and commercial matters Receive evidence in accordance with that Regulation, as indicated by Finland for the purpose of implementing the Regulation.

Additional provisions
§ 26

The division of the district court into departments or other departments and the responsibilities of the members of the law of law may be laid down in the Rules of Procedure.

§ 27

Before adopting the Rules of Procedure, the District Court must reserve the right to be heard by the prosecuting authorities whose activities are affected by the Rules of Procedure.

The Rules of Procedure shall be sent to the Court of Appeal and the Ministry of Justice for information.

ARTICLE 28

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 December 1993.

Before the entry into force of the Regulation, measures may be taken to implement it.

§ 29

Before the entry into force of the regulation, the Tribunal, appointed by the Court of Justice, shall appoint the bakers and officials of the Office.

If, before the entry into force of the Regulation, a laamann appointed to the District Court does not have a post in a court of law or a court of law, instead of which the district court becomes a court of law, the right of appointment shall be replaced by a post-judicial office judge, or By the mayor who must, however, consult laamann. If you are not appointed before the entry into force of the regulation, you will also have the right to appoint a post office judge or mayor.

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

22.12.1994/1328:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1995.

6.7.2000/66:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 12 July 2000.

22.2.2001/161:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 2001.

17.5.2001/395:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 31 May 2001.

However, the district court shall not act as the host authority within the meaning of Article 25a until 1 January 2002.

22.10.2003/87:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2004.

Council Regulation (EC) No 1206/2001; OJ L 174, 27.6.2001, p. 1

17.12.2009:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2010.

16 JUNE 2011/704

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2011.

22.9.2011/1044:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 October 2011.

12.2.2015/119:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 2015.