Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding identity disclosure in a case involving a court-appointed legal assistant.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appellant's appeal concerning the requirement to disclose their identity in proceedings regarding the appointment of a court-appointed legal assistant. The appellant argued that their identity should remain secret to protect their interests, while the opposing party contended that disclosure is necessary for procedural transparency. The court ruled that the specific procedural rules for this type of appointment do not mandate secrecy for the appellant's identity, thus upholding the lower court's decision.