Debate: Balancing victim protection and legal certainty
Recorded discussion focusing on rape verdicts and standards of proof, emphasizing the balance between victim protection and defendants’ rights.
-
-
Lawyer: Are verdicts in sexual offence cases really legally sound?
Lecture by a legal scholar on the intersection of criminal law and consent-based offences, discussing principles like reasonable doubt, autonomy, and procedural fairness.
-
Reply to the reply: The consent law is not a failure
Opinion article responding to criticism of the consent law, arguing that the law itself is sound and that alleged problems stem from misinterpretation rather than from the legislation.
-
Conference talk: Evidence and consent law
Conference talk focusing on evidence assessment and implications of the consent law on Swedish criminal justice, with speakers from legal academia.
-
Public forum on sexual offences and justice
Community forum recording discussing public perceptions of sexual offences, justice, evidentiary issues, and reforms in Swedish legal practice.
-
Innocent… until you are accused?
Video interview discussing challenges to legal certainty in sexual-offence cases, including evidentiary standards and media influence.
-
Panel debate on the consent law
Panel discussion exploring different perspectives on Sweden’s consent law, including legal interpretation, evidentiary standards and public reactions.
-
A state within the state – the unknown and dangerous networks Hilda and Ruben
Opinion article alleging that informal networks referred to as ‘Hilda’ and ‘Ruben’ operate with significant influence inside Swedish institutions, framing them as a threat to transparency and democratic governance.