Finnish courts

The courts exercise judicial power, that is, they decide individual cases. The courts are independent: They are bound only by the law in force. No outside party can intervene in the decision-making of the courts. The independence of the courts is guaranteed by the Constitution.

Read more at webpage: Court of Law as an employer.

National Courts Administration

Courts:

• District courts
• Courts of appeal
• Supreme Court

Administrative courts:

• Administrative courts
• The Supreme Administrative Court

Special courts:

• The Market court
• Labor court
• The Insurance court

Read more at the website of the Finnish Courts.