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Court Orders Review of Tesla's License Plate Request
The Administrative Court in Karlstad has decided that the Transport Agency must consider Tesla's request to provide registration plates in a way other than through Postnord. "Since Tesla's request concerns the meaning of a statutory obligation, it was wrong of the Transport Agency to reject the request without considering it in substance", says Maria Arnljots, judge in a press release.
Ingrosso Stalker Deemed Mentally Fit by Investigation
The 38-year-old man who for months is suspected of having stalked Bianca Ingrosso shows no signs of mental illness, writes Dagens Juridik. .
Falu Municipality Acquitted Again in John Walter Case, Parents to Appeal
Falu municipality is also acquitted in the court of appeal for the death of five-year-old John Walters at an HVB home in 2021. However, the parents will appeal again.
Supreme Court Grants New Trial for Former Swedbank CEO Bonnesen
The Supreme Court grants leave to appeal to the former Swedbank CEO: Birgitte Bonnesen, who was convicted last year for gross fraud. It is a hugely pleasing message for us, now we have in practice gotten rid of this verdict from the Court of Appeal, says Bonnesen's lawyer Per E Samuelson.
Protests Erupt Nationwide Against Trump's Leadership: "The US Has No King"
Migrant cars in Los Angeles got a smoldering discontent to flare up. Americans all over the USA are expected to protest against the Trump administration's power claims and harsh crackdowns.
Witness Claims Bolsonaro Involved in Brazil Coup Plot
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro helped to draft a plan to "take back the election" that he lost in 2022, a co-defendant testified on Monday. .
Trump Orders Travel Ban from 12 Countries
USA's president Donald Trump has ordered an entry ban for citizens from twelve countries, reports AP. .
Man Sentenced to 12 Years for Hagsätra Square Shooting
CrimeTT A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to twelve years in prison by the Court of Appeal following a shooting incident at Hagsätra square in southern Stockholm at the end of last year, writes Göteborgs-Posten. In total, eight shots are said to have been fired in what is described as a gang-related settlement, but no one was injured.
Gerry Adams Wins Libel Case Against BBC Over Murder Claim
The former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams was accused by BBC of having approved a murder. "Gross defamation", Adams meant and sued the British public service company for libel.
Trump's Tariffs Reflect Power Struggle Says US Expert
There is a struggle in the USA where President Donald Trump is trying to strengthen his own power, believes Dag Blanck, professor of North American Studies at Uppsala University. The tariffs, which have now been stopped in a federal court, are just a part of this game.
Court Blocks Trump's Import Tariffs in Major Trade Policy Setback
The market reacted positively to the court's decision last night to stop the import tariffs that the US President Donald Trump has introduced. It is an obvious and painful setback for Donald Trump's trade policy, says SEB's senior economist Robert Bergqvist.
Supreme Court Sentences Man for Rape at LSS Facility
The Supreme Court overturns the court of appeal's verdict that acquitted a man who was convicted of raping an intellectually disabled woman at an LSS residential facility. The man is sentenced to two years' imprisonment.
Allra Founder Alexander Ernstberger Criticizes Swedish Prison System
Allra-founder Alexander Ernstberger has served his sentence – and is now directing harsh criticism towards Swedish criminal care. It's bleeding ridiculously much tax kronor, he says in his first interview after release.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Venezuelan Deportation Plan
The USA's highest court rejects an appeal from the Trump government, which quickly wants to resume the deportations of Venezuelans. .
Supreme Court to Rule on Birthright Citizenship for USA-Born Children
Should children born in the USA automatically receive citizenship? And how much power should a judge have over the White House's policy? The questions are at the center when the Supreme Court takes up one of Donald Trump's first and most disputed presidential decrees. .
Prosecutor Seeks Life Sentence for Gang Bombings in Sweden
The Prosecutor General demands that a 23-year-old man be sentenced to life imprisonment for two bombings and appeals to the Supreme Court. .
Nazi Propaganda Materials Discovered in Argentina's Court Basement
Argentina's highest court has found 83 boxes of documents, photographs, and propaganda materials belonging to Nazi Germany in its basement. .
Limestone Quarrying on Gotland: Key Developments and Legal Challenges
The twists and turns surrounding limestone quarrying for production on Gotland have been many. There has been a mix of warnings of shortages, protests from environmental organizations and rejected applications.
US Supreme Court Allows Ban on Transgender Military Service
The Supreme Court in the USA has lifted the blocking of the presidential order that prohibits trans people from serving in the American military. .
Spain's Supreme Court Drops Tax Case Against Former King Juan Carlos
Spain's highest court drops a tax case against the heavily criticized former King Juan Carlos. .
Trump Uncertain About Upholding Constitution: "I'm Not a Lawyer"
I don't know. That's what Donald Trump repeatedly answered when he was pressed on TV about whether, as president, he had to uphold the US Constitution.
Judge Blocks Trump's Use of Wartime Law for Venezuelan Deportations
A federal judge stops the US President Donald Trump's government from deporting Venezuelans in Texas with reference to a war law from 1798. .
Israeli Intelligence Chief Ronen Bar to Resign on June 15
Ronen Bar, head of the Israeli security service Shin Bet, is leaving his post on June 15. .
Man Wrongly Declared Incapacitated Awarded Increased Damages
One day in 2018, the man's card and accounts were blocked and he was informed that he had been assigned a trustee – an unknown person to him in another part of the country. Now the state is sentenced to pay him 150,000 kronor in damages.
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