Supreme Court allows compulsory isolation for a violent offender under the Dangerous Offenders Act.

The Supreme Court of Finland allowed the application for compulsory isolation of a prisoner sentenced to three years for serious assault and dangerous driving. The court found that the defendant posed a significant danger to society due to the nature of his crimes and his history of violence. Consequently, the court ruled that the statutory conditions for ordering compulsory isolation were met, overriding the defendant's objections.