Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding prohibition of hiding under the Act on Compulsory Measures. Appeal rejected as the prohibition is a lawful administrative measure. Court upheld the lower court's decision against the applicant's challenge.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the applicant's appeal against the lower court's decision upholding a prohibition on hiding imposed under the Act on Compulsory Measures. The applicant argued that the measure violated their rights, but the court found no legal basis to overturn the administrative order. Consequently, the court ruled that the prohibition remained valid and enforceable as a necessary public safety measure.