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Driver Seeks Redress After License Revoked Over Peth Test

Driver's licenses should no longer be revoked solely based on the criticized peth tests as grounds. The Transport Agency, however, does not believe that any errors have been made.

Driver Seeks Redress After License Revoked Over Peth Test

Swedish Pension Saver Loses Appeal in Falcon Funds Fraud Case

The individual pension saver Daniel Edencrona sued the state for 20,000 kronor in the aftermath of the extensive Falcon Funds scandal but lost in the district court. Now, the Svea Court of Appeal is upholding the district court's verdict.

Swedish Pension Saver Loses Appeal in Falcon Funds Fraud Case

Swedish Court to Decide on Alleged Birth Intervention Without Consent

A woman in Skåne claims to have been subjected to a medical intervention without consent when she was about to give birth. The Supreme Court rules that she has the right to a court trial to determine whether her freedom and rights have been violated.

Swedish Court to Decide on Alleged Birth Intervention Without Consent

Expert on Trump's speech: Boasting and division

First, a "golden era" was promised, then the tone became increasingly aggressive in the new president's inaugural speech. It was not unifying.

Expert on Trump's speech: Boasting and division

The Doctors' Hope in the Dismemberment Case: "Don't Want to Speculate"

A new documentary revives the debate about the doctors who were accused of the murder of Catrine da Costa 40 years ago. Can the men – who had their lives ruined by the accusation – finally get redress? Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party) could initiate a unique compensation from the government.

The Doctors' Hope in the Dismemberment Case: "Don't Want to Speculate"