Court of Appeal convicts woman for calling judge a little asshole
A woman called a judge at Kristianstad District Court a "little asshole." The Court of Appeal for Skåne and Blekinge has now convicted her of insulting a civil servant.
SwedenA woman called a judge at Kristianstad District Court a "little asshole." The Court of Appeal for Skåne and Blekinge has now convicted her of insulting a civil servant.
SwedenThe district court sentenced the man to forensic psychiatric care for murder and attempted murder. The Svea Court of Appeal has now changed the sentence to life imprisonment.
SwedenThe reports have been almost endless - but the evidence has never been enough. Forty years have passed since Olof Palme was shot to death, and the prime minister's murder remains unsolved. Here are the most notable clues in what is by far the most widely reported criminal case in Swedish history.
SwedenThe reports have been almost endless - but the evidence has never been enough. Forty years have passed since Olof Palme was shot dead and the prime minister's murder remains unsolved. Here are the most notable clues in what is by far the most widely reported criminal case in Swedish history.
SwedenSVT personality Micke Leijnegard and his lawyer Johan Eriksson are appealing the sexual harassment verdict to the Supreme Court, Expressen reports.
EntertainmentDespite his obvious gambling addiction, he was bombarded with advertisements from two gambling companies. Now the companies have been ordered to pay back nearly five million to the man.
SwedenThe Svea Court of Appeal has confirmed the life sentence against a man in his 40s who shot and killed a woman in her 60s in Akalla in 2024.
SwedenThe sentence for the four men who assaulted three victims with foreign backgrounds during a single night of partying in Stockholm will be increased, the Svea Court of Appeal announced.
SwedenThe Svea Court of Appeal is increasing the sentence for a 16-year-old who shot and killed a 52-year-old father of a small child outside a restaurant in Uppsala in May last year.
SwedenThe 34-year-old shot and killed a shopkeeper with multiple shots and was involved in a shootout with police during the arrest. Now the Court of Appeal is confirming his sentence.
SwedenSvea Court of Appeal has not granted Micke Leijnegard leave to appeal.
EntertainmentA man has been sentenced by the Svea Court of Appeal to prison and deportation after locking a woman up and raping her.
SwedenThere is not enough evidence to point to the Skandia Man as a suspect in the 1986 assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme, according to Chief Prosecutor Lennart Guné. The Skandia Man is just one of an almost endless series of leads and people that have been investigated in what is one of the world's largest criminal investigations. Here are some of the old and new leads that have received the most attention.
SwedenThe Court of Appeal has upheld the decision to freeze 230 million kronor of Intellego Technologies' assets, according to state prosecutor Thomas Hertz. It did not even stand on its own merits, he tells TT about the company's appeal.
BusinessThe Court of Appeal rejects the appeal. The woman at the Academic Hospital in Uppsala who is suspected of poisoning several employees will remain in custody.
SwedenLast year, a 27-year-old mother of two was murdered in Eskilstuna. The Svea Court of Appeal has now upheld the district court's life sentence against her husband - but acquitted the mother-in-law.
SwedenThe Svea Court of Appeal changes the district court's verdict and sentences more perpetrators from the Foxtrot network for the murders of 14-year-olds Mohamed and Layth. Two men are now convicted of Layth's murder.
SwedenPublic Prosecutor Elin Blank is hitting back at Aftonbladet's review of the Knutby case. She will not take the initiative to appeal the verdict against the so-called nanny.
SwedenThe Swedish genocide verdict against IS woman Lina Ishaq is the first in the world to target the forced movement of children, and is described as groundbreaking by the EU's judicial cooperation agency Eurojust. The verdict has been translated into three languages and could become an international landmark.
SwedenThe prosecutor wanted a life sentence, but the Svea Court of Appeal confirms the sentence for 53-year-old Lina Ishaq, who enslaved children and women during the IS terror regime in Syria. She is sentenced to twelve years in prison for crimes against humanity, genocide and serious war crimes.
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