Leif GW doesn’t always have the right answers
News report covering a public demonstration organized by the Mannaminne network, calling for stronger legal safeguards and fairer handling of sexual-offence cases.
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Credibility instead of evidence – a rule-of-law crisis in Sweden
Article arguing that Swedish courts increasingly rely on credibility assessments rather than objective evidence, framing this trend as a serious threat to legal certainty.
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Swedish legislation questioned
Article reporting on growing criticism of Swedish criminal legislation, including the consent law, with concerns raised about legal certainty, proportionality, and application in practice.
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Q&A on rape law standards
Recorded Q&A session addressing common questions about standards of proof in rape cases under Swedish law, focusing on legal certainty and procedural safeguards.
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Interview on legal certainty and sexual offences
Interview with legal experts discussing how Sweden’s consent law affects prosecutions, evidentiary practice, and defendants’ rights.
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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.
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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.
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Has the consent law made Sweden less legally secure?
News article summarizing a population-based register study showing that people released from Swedish prisons face a significantly higher risk of suicide, especially shortly after release.