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At Least 20 Murdered Women Last Year – Meeting About Violence

Violence against women continues in Sweden – and in 2024, at least 20 women were murdered. On Monday, a number of authority heads met to discuss how preventive work can be strengthened.

At Least 20 Murdered Women Last Year – Meeting About Violence

Sawing the Court of Appeal's verdict: "Gross procedural error"

The Court of Appeal acquitted a man who was prosecuted for gross unauthorized handling of confidential information. Now the Prosecutor-General (RÅ) is appealing, believing that the Court of Appeal committed a gross judicial error in its assessment.

Sawing the Court of Appeal's verdict: "Gross procedural error"

HD: Laser Pointer Not a Violation of the Knife Law

The Supreme Court does not believe that laser pointers should be covered by the knife law. This is evident from a verdict on Friday where a man is acquitted for carrying a laser pointer in a public place.

HD: Laser Pointer Not a Violation of the Knife Law

Noted Roadblock Becomes a Case for the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is taking up the case regarding eleven climate activists from the organization Restore Wetlands who blocked the E4 at Solna in August 2022. In the district court, all were convicted of sabotage, but the court of appeal changed the verdict and instead convicted them only of disobedience to the authorities.

Noted Roadblock Becomes a Case for the Supreme Court

The Police: Hate against Jews difficult to determine

Police and prosecutors cannot see any significant increase in suspected crimes in connection with the latest year's Palestine demonstrations. But it is unclear how big the problem is.

The Police: Hate against Jews difficult to determine

The Police Are Demanded to Answer About Palestine Protests

The National Police Commissioner and the Director of Public Prosecution have been summoned to the Parliament today to explain the handling of the Palestine demonstrations. The Christian Democrats' Torsten Elofsson wants a situation report on how many have been reported for crimes and prosecuted in connection with the demonstrations.

The Police Are Demanded to Answer About Palestine Protests

Child Pornography Conviction Appealed to the Supreme Court

The Prosecutor General appeals a verdict on gross child pornography to the Supreme Court. The man was sentenced to one year and nine months in prison after having hundreds of images and videos with assault material, which he also spread further.

Child Pornography Conviction Appealed to the Supreme Court