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Making or handling counterfeit money to put it into circulation is punishable by imprisonment of 4 months to 4 years; attempt is also punishable.

A person who, without an acceptable reason, possesses false or counterfeit money can be fined or imprisoned for up to six months.

Anyone who unlawfully opens or obtains information from protected correspondence or a protected telecom message commits communications secrecy infringement.

A person who commits a minor secrecy offence may be sentenced to a fine.

If payment-instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment-instrument fraud.

This section defines money, payment instruments, and payment-instrument forms, and extends the chapter’s payment-instrument rules to certain deposit acknowledgments, electronic money, and virtual currency.

A person convicted of aggravated money forgery must be sentenced to imprisonment for 2 to 10 years if the amount/value is considerable or the offence is especially planned and otherwise aggravated.

Anyone who makes or forges false money, or deals with money known to be false or forged for the purpose of putting it into circulation as genuine, is punishable by imprisonment.

If the counterfeiting is slight overall, the offender must be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment for up to two years. Attempted offence is punishable.

Anyone who prepares for money counterfeiting by making, importing, holding, acquiring, or receiving suitable tools, supplies, recordings, or software can be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

Aggravated counterfeiting is punishable by imprisonment of 2 to 10 years; attempts are also punishable.

Whoever manufactures, acquires, or distributes for public circulation an item that closely resembles legal tender may be punished with a fine or imprisonment of up to one year.

If a communications-secrecy breach is aggravated, the offender must be sentenced to imprisonment for at most three years. Attempt is punishable.

Unauthorized access to communications is punishable by a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment, and attempts are also punishable.

Preparing payment instrument fraud is punishable by a fine or imprisonment of up to one year.

This section says the rules on corporate criminal liability apply to the listed offences.

Pieni rahanväärennys rangaistaan sakolla tai enintään kahden vuoden vankeudella; myös yritys on rangaistava.

Aggravated forgery of money is punishable by imprisonment from 2 to 10 years; attempted aggravated forgery is also punishable.

Anyone who prepares for counterfeit-money offences by making, importing, holding, acquiring, or receiving suitable tools, materials, records, or software may be sentenced to a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

A person who knowingly passes counterfeit or false money to someone else for re-circulation may be fined or imprisoned for up to one year.

A person who commits minor light forgery must be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment for up to two years. Attempted light forgery is also punishable.

Using a payment instrument without the lawful holder’s permission, giving it to someone for unlawful use, or misusing it past the account balance or agreed credit limit can be punished as payment instrument fraud.

Whoever unlawfully interferes with or disrupts postal, telegraph, or radio communications may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

Aggravated breach of communications secrecy is punishable by up to three years’ imprisonment, and attempted offence is punishable.

This section defines money, payment instruments, and payment-instrument forms for this chapter, and says the chapter’s rules on payment instruments also apply to certain deposit receipts and similar acknowledgements of debt, and to banknotes and coins before issue.

A person who, contrary to a secrecy duty, discloses a confidential matter or uses a secret for personal or another’s benefit can be fined or imprisoned for up to one year, unless the act is punishable under another provision.

Whoever prepares for money forgery by making, importing, possessing, acquiring, or receiving suitable tools, materials, recordings, or software can be punished with a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

Petty counterfeiting is punishable by a fine or imprisonment of up to two years, and attempts are punishable.

A person who receives false or counterfeit money as genuine and passes it on to re-circulate it, knowing it is false, may be punished by a fine or up to one year in prison; attempted commission is also punishable.

Ilman hyväksyttävää syytä väärän tai väärennetyn rahan hallussapito voi johtaa sakkoon tai enintään kuuden kuukauden vankeuteen.

Preparing tools, materials, recordings, or software for money counterfeiting is punishable by a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

Aggravated payment instrument fraud is punishable by imprisonment of at least four months and at most four years if the fraud causes significant harm, is especially planned, or involves making payment instrument forms used to make the instrument.

Törkeä tietoliikenteen häirintä on rangaistava, ja yritys on rangaistava.

Anyone who unlawfully interferes with postal, telecommunication, or radio communications may be punished by a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

This section says corporate criminal liability rules apply to several listed counterfeiting and payment-instrument fraud offences.

A person may be fined for a minor confidentiality offence, and also for certain confidentiality-duty breaches that are separately punishable as salassapitorikkomus.

A person who knowingly passes on false or counterfeit money after receiving it as genuine, so it can be put back into circulation, is punishable by a fine or imprisonment for up to one year. Attempt is punishable.

Whoever prepares for counterfeiting by making, importing, possessing, acquiring, or receiving suitable tools, materials, recordings, or software can be punished.

A person who, without acceptable reason, possesses counterfeit or forged money may be punished with a fine or imprisonment for up to six months.

It is an offence to make, acquire, or distribute for public circulation an item that closely resembles legal currency.

A person who knowingly passes on counterfeit or false money after receiving it as valid may be punished by a fine or up to one year in prison; attempted commission is also punishable.

If payment-instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment-instrument fraud.

Lievä tietoliikenteen häirintä on sakkorangaistava, tietojärjestelmän häirintä voi johtaa sakkoon tai enintään kahden vuoden vankeuteen, ja törkeä tietojärjestelmän häirintä voi johtaa vähintään neljän kuukauden ja enintään viiden vuoden vankeuteen.

Aggravated telecommunications interference is punishable by imprisonment of 4 months to 5 years, and attempt is punishable.

A person who breaches a legal confidentiality duty by disclosing or using a protected secret may be punished for confidentiality offence.

Anyone who unlawfully opens or accesses protected communications can be fined or imprisoned for up to two years; attempts are also punishable.

Possessing false or forged money without an acceptable reason is punishable by a fine or up to six months’ imprisonment.

A person who knowingly passes on counterfeit or forged money after receiving it as valid money can be punished with a fine or up to one year in prison. Attempt is also punishable.

Making, obtaining, or distributing an imitation of current money for public circulation is punishable by a fine or up to one year in prison.

Payment instrument fraud is punishable by a fine or up to 2 years’ imprisonment.

Ilman hyväksyttävää syytä väärää tai väärennettyä rahaa hallussaan pitävä voidaan tuomita sakkoon tai enintään kuuden kuukauden vankeuteen.

Preparing for payment instrument fraud by making, importing, acquiring, receiving, holding, selling, or handing over certain tools, software, recordings, or form templates can be punished by a fine or up to one year in prison.

This section criminalizes unauthorized intrusion into an information system, unauthorized access to data without entering the system, and commercial or harmful dealing in a protection-bypass system.

Minor communications interference is punishable by a fine; information-system interference is punishable by a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment; aggravated information-system interference is punishable by four months to five years’ imprisonment.

A minor secrecy offence, or certain secrecy-duty breaches separately made punishable, results in a fine.

Aggravated violation of communications secrecy is punishable by imprisonment for up to three years, and attempted commission is also punishable.

Anyone who makes, acquires, or distributes for public circulation an item that closely resembles real currency can be fined or imprisoned for up to one year.

Ilman hyväksyttävää syytä ei saa pitää hallussa väärää tai väärennettyä rahaa.

Using a payment instrument without permission, using a false or forged payment instrument, or tampering with payment-instrument data to distort a transfer and cause financial loss is punishable; misuse beyond an account balance or agreed credit limit is also punishable unless immediate reimbursement was intended.

Törkeästä maksuvälinepetoksesta voidaan tuomita vankeuteen, kun teko aiheuttaa huomattavaa tai erityisen tuntuvaa vahinkoa, tehdään erityisen suunnitelmallisesti, tai tehdään osana järjestäytynyttä rikollisryhmää ja kokonaisuutena on törkeä.

A person who makes, obtains, or distributes an imitation of current money for public distribution is punishable by a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

This section defines money, payment instruments, and payment-form blanks for this chapter, and says the chapter’s rules on payment instruments and money also cover certain deposit acknowledgements and banknotes/coins before issue.

This section criminalizes certain unlawful personal data processing and identity theft, with fines or up to one year’s imprisonment for the personal register offence and a fine for identity theft.

This section criminalizes unauthorized intrusion into a computer system, unauthorized access to data in such a system, and certain acts involving access-disabling systems, with fines or imprisonment.

A person who unlawfully accesses protected communications or their contents may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

Anyone who unlawfully interferes with postal, telecommunication, or radio communications may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

Using a payment instrument without lawful right, using a false or forged payment instrument, or tampering with related data to distort a payment result and cause financial loss is punishable as payment instrument fraud.

Whoever makes, acquires, or distributes to the public an item that deceptively resembles legal tender may be punished with a fine or imprisonment of up to one year.

Aggravated payment instrument fraud is punishable by imprisonment of 4 months to 5 years if certain aggravating factors are present.

If payment instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be sentenced to a fine.

Maksuvälinepetos kieltää maksuvälineen oikeudettoman käytön tai luovutuksen, ja rangaistuksena voi olla sakko tai enintään kahden vuoden vankeus.

This section says the rules on corporate criminal liability apply to listed offences involving counterfeiting and payment instrument fraud.

The prosecutor may only bring certain secrecy- and identity-theft-related charges if the victim requests prosecution or if a special public-interest condition applies; before some charges, the prosecutor must hear the data protection ombudsman, and the court must give that ombudsman a chance to be heard.

A person who intentionally or through gross negligence mishandles personal data, blocks access rights with false information, or unlawfully transfers personal data outside the EU/EEA may be punished; identity theft is also punishable by fine.

Aggravated violation of communication secrecy is punishable by imprisonment of up to three years, and an attempt is also punishable.

Törkeä tietoliikenteen häirintä rangaistaan vankeudella, vähintään neljä kuukautta ja enintään viisi vuotta.

Aggravated payment instrument fraud is punishable by imprisonment of 4 months to 5 years if the damage is considerable or especially serious, the offence is especially planned, or it is committed as part of organized criminal activity, and the offence is also overall serious.

Using a payment instrument without authorization, using a false or forged payment instrument, or manipulating payment-instrument data to distort a transfer and cause financial loss is punishable; exceeding balance or agreed credit limit can also be punishable unless there was an immediate intent to repay the loss.

If payment-instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment-instrument fraud.

A person who prepares a payment instrument fraud offence by handling certain tools, devices, software, or materials for that purpose may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

A person who commits serious payment instrument fraud may be sentenced to 4 months to 4 years in prison if the offence causes significant harm, uses prepared payment-instrument templates, or is otherwise especially planned and serious overall.

A person who learns a protected secret in their position or work must not disclose it or use it for their own or another’s benefit, unless the act is punishable under Chapter 40, Section 5.

The protection break system referred to in section 8 b must be forfeited to the state.

The prosecutor may be barred from bringing charges for certain secrecy, communications, data-breach, and identity-theft offences unless specific conditions are met.

Anyone who unlawfully interferes with postal, telecommunication, or radio communication may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

This section criminalizes minor telecommunications interference, interference with information systems, and aggravated interference with information systems, with fines or imprisonment depending on seriousness.

If payment instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be sentenced to a fine.

If payment instrument fraud is especially serious, the offender must be sentenced for aggravated payment instrument fraud.

Preparing payment-fraud tools or related devices, software, or data carriers for payment fraud is punishable.

Maksuvälineen anastaminen, väärentäminen, käsittely ja luovuttaminen tietyissä tarkoituksissa on rangaistavaa, ja siitä voidaan tuomita sakkoon tai enintään kahdeksi vuodeksi vankeuteen.

If payment-instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment-instrument fraud.

Minor secrecy offences are punished with a fine, and certain confidentiality-duty breaches under section 1 are also punishable here.

For the listed offences, the rules on corporate criminal liability apply.

The protection dismantling system referred to in section 8 b must be forfeited to the state.

Aggravated interference with telecommunications is punishable by imprisonment of four months to five years, and attempted commission is punishable.

This section criminalizes unauthorized intrusion into information systems, unlawful access to data without intrusion, aggravated forms of that intrusion, and dealing in protection-bypass systems.

Anyone who prepares payment instrument fraud by handling certain forms, tools, devices, software, or data intended for that purpose may be punished.

If payment instrument fraud is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment instrument fraud.

Maksuvälineeseen liittyvät teot voivat olla maksuvälinerikos, ja siitä voidaan tuomita sakkoon tai enintään kahden vuoden vankeuteen.

Törkeästä maksuvälinerikoksesta voidaan tuomita vankeutta vähintään 4 kuukautta ja enintään 5 vuotta, jos teko on erityisen suunnitelmallinen tai tehty osana järjestäytyneen rikollisryhmän toimintaa ja rikos on kokonaisuutena törkeä.

Whoever prepares payment-instrument fraud for the purpose of committing that offence may be punished with a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

Unauthorized opening or interception of protected communications is punishable.

This section defines “information system” and “data” for use in specified sections.

Corporate criminal liability applies to the listed offences.

This section penalizes light telecommunications interference, system interference, and aggravated system interference, and says attempts are punishable.

Personal data controllers/processors who intentionally or through gross negligence handle, disclose, or transfer personal data contrary to the listed rules may commit a data protection offence; identity fraud by misuse of another person’s data is also punishable.

A person who steals, makes, forges, handles, transports, transfers, or distributes a payment instrument in the listed circumstances may be convicted of a payment instrument offence, with a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

Whoever prepares payment instrument fraud by handling certain tools or related digital items for that purpose, or knowing they will be used for it, can be punished.

A person convicted of aggravated payment instrument offence must be sentenced to prison for at least four months and at most five years if the offence was especially planned or committed as part of an organised criminal group and is otherwise considered aggravated.

If a payment instrument offence is minor overall, the offender must be fined for a petty payment instrument offence.

This section defines “money,” “payment instrument,” and “payment-instrument form” for the chapter.

Aggravated violation of communications secrecy is punishable by imprisonment for up to three years, and attempts are punishable.

A debtor who hides, gives away, transfers abroad, or unjustifiably increases obligations to harm creditors or worsen insolvency can be punished.

This section defines “information system” and “data” for use in later sections.

This section criminalizes unauthorized access to a computer system, unauthorized obtaining of data, and certain restriction-bypass device activities, with fines or imprisonment.

Syyttäjä ei saa nostaa syytettä useista salassapito- ja tietomurtoasioista ilman määrättyjä edellytyksiä, ja tietosuojavaltuutettua on kuultava ennen tietyistä rikoksista nostettavaa syytettä.

If a payment instrument offence is especially planned or committed as part of an organized criminal group, and is overall aggravated, the offender must be sentenced for aggravated payment instrument offence to 4 months to 5 years’ imprisonment.

A person who steals, forges, trades, possesses, transports, distributes, or hands over a payment instrument in the listed circumstances can be sentenced for a payment-instrument offence.

If a payment instrument offence is minor overall, the offender must be sentenced to a fine.

This section defines “money,” “payment instrument,” and “payment instrument form,” and extends the chapter’s rules to certain related claims, electronic money, crypto-assets, and banknotes and coins before circulation.

Corporate criminal liability rules apply to several counterfeiting and payment-instrument offenses.

Interfering with postal, telecommunication, or radio communications unlawfully can lead to a fine or up to two years in prison; attempted conduct is punishable.

A debtor who conceals assets, gives false or misleading information, or fails to disclose a debt in certain insolvency-related proceedings can be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

A debtor who hides, gives away, transfers abroad, or unjustifiably increases liabilities may be convicted of debtor dishonesty; aggravated cases carry a heavier prison sentence.

Rekisterinpitäjä, henkilötietojen käsittelijä tai muu henkilö voi syyllistyä rikokseen, jos hän tahallaan tai törkeästä huolimattomuudesta käsittelee henkilötietoja vastoin sovellettavia tietosuojasäännöksiä tai käyttää toisen henkilötietoja erehdyttämistarkoituksessa.

The security bypass system referred to in section 8 b must be forfeited to the state.

If a payment instrument offence is overall minor, the offender must be fined for petty payment instrument offence.

Törkeästä maksuvälinerikoksesta voidaan tuomita vankeutta, jos teko on erityisen suunnitelmallinen, liittyy järjestäytyneen rikollisryhmän toimintaan, ja teko on kokonaisuutena törkeä.

This section defines money, payment instruments, and payment-instrument forms, and says the chapter’s rules also apply to certain deposit receipts, electronic money, virtual currency, and even banknotes and coins before circulation.

Corporate criminal liability applies to the listed money-forgery and payment-instrument offences.

Confidentiality breaches can be a crime: a person who, against a confidentiality duty, discloses a secret or uses it for their own or another’s benefit may be punished.

Aggravated telecommunications interference is punishable by imprisonment, and attempted offence is also punishable.

Aggravated debtor fraud is punishable by imprisonment.

A debtor who hides assets, makes false debt-related statements, or omits a debt in certain insolvency-related proceedings can be punished for debtor fraud.

Syyttäjä saa nostaa syytteen vain tietyissä rikoksissa ja tietyin edellytyksin; joissakin tapauksissa syyttäjän on ensin kuultava tietosuojavaltuutettua.

The rules on corporate criminal liability apply to certain communications- and information-system offences.

This section defines “money,” “payment instrument,” and “payment instrument form,” and says the chapter’s rules on payment instruments also apply to certain deposit acknowledgements, electronic money, virtual currency, and banknotes/coins before issuance.

If a payment instrument offence is minor overall, the offender must be fined for petty payment instrument offence.

For the listed forgery and payment-instrument offences, the rules on corporate criminal liability apply.

A person who, contrary to a confidentiality duty, reveals or uses a confidential matter learned through their position, office, or task may be convicted of a confidentiality offence.

A minor confidentiality offense is punishable by a fine, and the rule also covers certain breaches of the confidentiality duty in section 1 that are separately made punishable as such.

Minor telecommunications interference is punishable by a fine. Data system interference is punishable by a fine or up to 2 years’ imprisonment, and aggravated data system interference is punishable by 4 months to 5 years’ imprisonment. Attempts are also punishable.

A debtor who commits the act referred to in section 2 without intent to benefit, intentionally or through gross negligence, must be punished for debtor fraud with a fine or imprisonment of up to one year.

If debtor fraud is aggravated, the offender must be sentenced to imprisonment for at least 4 months and at most 4 years.

The protection dismantling system referred to in section 8 b must be forfeited to the state.

This section defines “information system” and “data” for use in the listed sections.

For the listed offences, the rules on corporate criminal liability apply.

This section defines “money,” “payment instrument,” and “blank payment instrument,” and says the chapter’s rules on payment instruments also apply to certain deposit acknowledgments, electronic money, virtual currency, and banknotes and coins before issue.

A person who, in breach of a legal confidentiality duty, discloses a confidential matter or uses it for their own or another’s benefit may be punished with a fine or up to one year in prison.

A person may be fined for a minor secrecy offence, and also for certain secrecy-duty breaches separately made punishable as such.

Unlawfully opening or accessing protected communications, or obtaining the content of certain communications, is punishable by a fine or imprisonment of up to two years.

Using an unauthorized username or otherwise bypassing security to enter a computer system is punishable by a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment. Unauthorized access to data without entering the system can also be punishable, and creating or distributing protection-bypass systems can be punishable by a fine or up to one year’s imprisonment.

If debtor fraud or dishonesty is minor overall, the offender must be fined for a debtor violation.

If a debtor does the act referred to in section 2 without a profit motive, intentionally or through gross negligence, they must be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

This section says corporate criminal liability rules apply to certain listed cyber-related offences.

A debtor may not hide, give away, transfer abroad, or unjustifiably increase obligations to the point of insolvency; serious cases can lead to prison.

Whoever unlawfully discloses or uses a confidential matter learned in a role, task, or office may be convicted of a secrecy offense and punished by a fine or imprisonment of up to one year.

The section says that corporate criminal liability rules apply to certain counterfeiting and payment-instrument offences.

A person convicted of a minor confidentiality offense must be sentenced to a fine, and the same applies to certain confidentiality-duty breaches that are separately punishable as this offense.

A person who unlawfully opens or obtains information from protected communications can be convicted of a communications secrecy offence and fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

It is an offence to unlawfully open or obtain information from another person’s protected communication, and attempts are punishable.

A person who intentionally or through gross negligence misuses personal data, obstructs a data subject’s inspection right with false or misleading information, or unlawfully transfers personal data outside the EU/EEA may be punished; identity theft is also punishable by a fine.

A debtor who knows they cannot meet their obligations must not prefer one creditor over others by certain listed acts; doing so can lead to a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

Jos velallisen petos tai velallisen vilpillisyys on kokonaisuutena vähäinen, tekijä on tuomittava velallisrikkomuksesta sakkoon.

This section expands the meanings of “information system” and “data” for specified sections.

A debtor who hides assets, gives false information, omits a debt, or states a sham obligation to gain unlawful financial benefit in insolvency-related proceedings may be punished for debtor fraud.

If a secrecy crime is minor, or if someone commits a secrecy-duty breach that is separately punishable as a secrecy violation, they are sentenced to a fine.

A person who breaches a legal confidentiality duty by revealing or using a secret learned through their position, job, or task may be fined or imprisoned for up to one year, unless the act is punishable under Chapter 40, Section 5.

Whoever unlawfully intercepts or accesses protected communications may be punished with a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

Aggravated violation of communications secrecy is punishable by imprisonment for up to three years.

An aggravated breach of communications secrecy is punishable by imprisonment of up to three years, and attempted commission is punishable.

The prosecutor may bring charges for certain secrecy and communications offences only when the complainant requests prosecution or a very important public interest requires it; for identity theft, prosecution is allowed only if the complainant requests it.

The chapter’s rules on enforcement procedure also apply, where appropriate, to the enforcement authority’s procedure used to secure enforcement.

A debtor who knows it cannot meet its obligations must not give preferential treatment to one creditor over others in the listed ways; doing so can lead to a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

A debtor who hides, gives away, transfers abroad, or unjustifiably increases obligations to worsen insolvency can be sentenced for debtor dishonesty; aggravated cases carry heavier imprisonment.

Törkeästä velallisen petoksesta voidaan tuomita, jos teko tavoittelee huomattavaa hyötyä tai jos velallinen vahvistaa väärän tai harhaanjohtavan tiedon oikeaksi tuomioistuimessa ja teko on kokonaisuutena törkeä.

Unauthorized opening of another person's sealed mail or obtaining the content of protected communications is punishable.

A minor confidentiality offence can be punished with a fine.

An aggravated communications secrecy violation is punishable by imprisonment for up to three years, and attempt is punishable.

Anyone who unlawfully interferes with postal, telecommunication, or radio communications may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years; attempts are punishable.

Tietoliikenteen häirintä on rangaistava: postiliikennettä tai tele- tai radioviestintää ei saa oikeudettomasti estää tai häiritä.

The protection bypass system referred to in section 8 b is forfeited to the state.

The prosecutor may not bring charges for debtor offense or creditor preference unless the injured party asks for prosecution.

Rules in this chapter on enforcement proceedings also apply, as appropriate, to enforcement authority proceedings taken to secure enforcement.

A debtor who tries to gain unlawful financial benefit in insolvency-related proceedings by hiding assets, stating false liabilities, giving misleading information, or failing to disclose a debt may be punished with a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

A debtor who commits the act referred to in section 2 without intent to benefit, either intentionally or through gross negligence, must be sentenced for debtor fraud to a fine or up to one year in prison.

Aggravated violation of communications secrecy is punishable by imprisonment of up to three years, and attempt is punishable.

Unauthorized access to communications can result in a fine or up to two years’ imprisonment.

A person who unlawfully interferes with or disrupts postal, telecommunication, or radio communication may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years; attempts are also punishable.

Aggravated telecommunications interference is punishable by 4 months to 5 years in prison, and an attempt is also punishable.

Törkeä tietoliikenteen häirintä is punishable by imprisonment of at least 4 months and at most 5 years.

Corporate criminal liability applies to certain listed offences.

A public official must not request, receive, or accept improper gifts or benefits in connection with service employment.

The prosecutor may not bring charges for debtor offense or preferential treatment of creditors unless the injured party requests prosecution.

If debtor fraud is aggravated in the ways described, the offender must be sentenced to imprisonment for aggravated debtor fraud.

Jos velallisen petos tai vilpillisyys on kokonaisuutena vähäinen, tekijä tuomitaan velallisrikkomuksesta sakkoon.

A person who unlawfully blocks or disrupts postal, telecommunication, or radio communication commits telecommunications interference and may be fined or imprisoned for up to two years.

Aggravated violation of communications confidentiality is punishable by imprisonment of up to three years.

A person is guilty of aggravated interference with telecommunications if the offence has certain aggravating features or is serious overall; attempted offence is punishable.

This section criminalizes minor telecommunications disturbance, information system disturbance, and aggravated information system disturbance, with fines or imprisonment depending on severity.