A suspect has no opportunity by Swedish law to be considered as finally crossed out or acquitted from a suspicion of crime before prosecution. Until prosecution the proceedings are in essence totally inquisitorial, which requires high legal security. This thesis aims to, by a legal dogmatic method, examine the prosecutor’s legal instruments of terminating an investigation. Furthermore, these legal instruments are discussed from the perspectives of efficiency and legal security. The thesis also notices a recent judgement from the European Courts of Human Rights regarding the principal of ne bis in idem in criminal proceedings and discusses the judgement’s eventual relevance for the Swedish legal application. The thesis criticizes parts of th...
Rules that give police and prosecutors access to information are of great importance for the combati...
In recent years, the prosecutor's duty to act objectively has received special attention due to the ...
This thesis explores how criminal cases can, in the light of new evidence, be reviewed in benefit of...
In Sweden an oral hearing, the trial, is held as the ideal model for the criminal procedure and acco...
Detention and restrictions are the most coercive measures that can affect the suspect. It is conside...
The thesis examines one specific and one general problem: First, an analysis of Chapter 46 section 1...
In order to combat serious crime, Swedish authorities implement provocative actions, including entra...
In most democratic countries, the citizens are granted freedoms and rights through the country’s con...
In 1926 a commission report about a new code of judicial procedure was completed. The commission sug...
The parliamentary debate on the gang violence in Sweden resulted in a proposal for an assigned inves...
The use of provocative investigative measures is an acceptable method within Swedish law enforcement...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the wrongfully convicted person’s possibilities for taking ...
This thesis takes its starting point in the 27 Chapter 1, section 1 of the Swedish code of judicial ...
The use of detention in a remand prison is a tool of pre-trial supervision in order to facilitate th...
In Sweden, the ruling principle on evidence is that it is allowed to admit almost any type of eviden...
Rules that give police and prosecutors access to information are of great importance for the combati...
In recent years, the prosecutor's duty to act objectively has received special attention due to the ...
This thesis explores how criminal cases can, in the light of new evidence, be reviewed in benefit of...
In Sweden an oral hearing, the trial, is held as the ideal model for the criminal procedure and acco...
Detention and restrictions are the most coercive measures that can affect the suspect. It is conside...
The thesis examines one specific and one general problem: First, an analysis of Chapter 46 section 1...
In order to combat serious crime, Swedish authorities implement provocative actions, including entra...
In most democratic countries, the citizens are granted freedoms and rights through the country’s con...
In 1926 a commission report about a new code of judicial procedure was completed. The commission sug...
The parliamentary debate on the gang violence in Sweden resulted in a proposal for an assigned inves...
The use of provocative investigative measures is an acceptable method within Swedish law enforcement...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the wrongfully convicted person’s possibilities for taking ...
This thesis takes its starting point in the 27 Chapter 1, section 1 of the Swedish code of judicial ...
The use of detention in a remand prison is a tool of pre-trial supervision in order to facilitate th...
In Sweden, the ruling principle on evidence is that it is allowed to admit almost any type of eviden...
Rules that give police and prosecutors access to information are of great importance for the combati...
In recent years, the prosecutor's duty to act objectively has received special attention due to the ...
This thesis explores how criminal cases can, in the light of new evidence, be reviewed in benefit of...