This thesis explores how criminal cases can, in the light of new evidence, be reviewed in benefit of convicted defendants in both Sweden and Norway. The purpose is to describe the functionality of reviews in both countries, to compare the two and to analyze what Sweden can learn from the differences presented in Norway. In a prominent case last year in Sweden, a person was granted review after his third try and was later acquitted of all charges for which he had spent 13 years in prison. Does this case indicate that the review function in Sweden works or not? It is of course impossible to say based on only one case. In Sweden, the review regulation lies on the fundamental yet opposite principles of a sentences’ immovability and truth. A fir...
Swedish criminal law is unique in the sense that mentally disturbed offenders are held accountable f...
One way of investigating the phenomenon of wrongful convictions is to study the road to exoneration....
Sweden has during the last 20 years received severe criticism, both national and international, on t...
The thesis is concerned with the penal theories. The general opinion is that it is neoclassicism tha...
All the Nordic countries offer individuals who claim to have been wrongfully convicted the possibili...
I Sverige prövas ansökningar om resning av HD, om den angripna domen meddelades av en hovrätt eller ...
In most democratic countries, the citizens are granted freedoms and rights through the country’s con...
Polen har sedan 2017 varit föremål för EU:s disciplinära förfaranden på grund av allvarliga brott mo...
The purpose of this study has been to investigate the similarities and differences in the Swedish an...
This article reviews exoneration in Sweden, with a focus on the procedure of applying for exoneratio...
In Sweden an oral hearing, the trial, is held as the ideal model for the criminal procedure and acco...
In 1926 a commission report about a new code of judicial procedure was completed. The commission sug...
This thesis contains a comparative study of the systems of judicial review of administrative decisio...
A suspect has no opportunity by Swedish law to be considered as finally crossed out or acquitted fro...
Den här uppsatsen behandlar lagprövning i för- och efterhand och hur det fungerar i Sverige och Tysk...
Swedish criminal law is unique in the sense that mentally disturbed offenders are held accountable f...
One way of investigating the phenomenon of wrongful convictions is to study the road to exoneration....
Sweden has during the last 20 years received severe criticism, both national and international, on t...
The thesis is concerned with the penal theories. The general opinion is that it is neoclassicism tha...
All the Nordic countries offer individuals who claim to have been wrongfully convicted the possibili...
I Sverige prövas ansökningar om resning av HD, om den angripna domen meddelades av en hovrätt eller ...
In most democratic countries, the citizens are granted freedoms and rights through the country’s con...
Polen har sedan 2017 varit föremål för EU:s disciplinära förfaranden på grund av allvarliga brott mo...
The purpose of this study has been to investigate the similarities and differences in the Swedish an...
This article reviews exoneration in Sweden, with a focus on the procedure of applying for exoneratio...
In Sweden an oral hearing, the trial, is held as the ideal model for the criminal procedure and acco...
In 1926 a commission report about a new code of judicial procedure was completed. The commission sug...
This thesis contains a comparative study of the systems of judicial review of administrative decisio...
A suspect has no opportunity by Swedish law to be considered as finally crossed out or acquitted fro...
Den här uppsatsen behandlar lagprövning i för- och efterhand och hur det fungerar i Sverige och Tysk...
Swedish criminal law is unique in the sense that mentally disturbed offenders are held accountable f...
One way of investigating the phenomenon of wrongful convictions is to study the road to exoneration....
Sweden has during the last 20 years received severe criticism, both national and international, on t...