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Jan Lindberg wrote that Leif GW on TV4 had said that Sweden had overly long sentences and that there was, therefore, a lack of space in prisons. Lindberg asserted that GW did not address the restitution of crime victims. He also wrote that GW criticized Tidö for placing prisoners abroad but did not mention that mass immigration, according to Lindberg, had caused overcrowded prisons. Lindberg described GW as a true social democrat. #Sverige #brott #straff (translated)

A former woke teacher wrote that MP Nicole Moinat described, according to them, an established order that had lost its moral compass. The teacher stated that criminal organizations were recruiting very young people for explosions, drug trafficking, and assassinations because, according to them, juvenile offenders were hardly punished. In The Hague, according to the teacher, young criminals were primarily seen as victims of their circumstances. The teacher criticized explanations of crime based on disadvantage, personal problems, and a difficult childhood, because those explanations, according to them, obscured the responsibility of the offenders. The teacher also stated that the compassion for offenders was greater than the concern for victims. Young people deserved a second chance, according to them, but it should not outweigh the safety of society. The teacher wrote that the government, out of fear of appearing inhumane, no longer dared to set limits and that the consequences of this were borne by people who obeyed the law. #rechtstaat #criminaliteit #veiligheid (translated)

The argument of interest on interest was derogatory for the employer, as the employer, according to the writer, was not punished but simply did not have to pay wages to someone who was not at the workplace. The writer questioned why the employer should be forced to pay for something it neither chose nor could influence. The writer also stated that Danish companies were exempt from employer contributions and that Denmark had a labor market contribution of 8 percent, which was deducted directly from employees' salaries to finance labor market policy. According to the writer, this meant that other employees essentially financed individuals who were not working. The writer argued that those referring to Denmark should therefore first advocate for the abolition of employer contributions and then that employees should pay for others' absences from work. The writer described the article as very poor. #arbetsmarknad #företagande #politiskdebatt (translated)

The Johansson family in Malmö believes that the Swedish sick leave deduction is unfair because it penalizes them financially when they get sick, unlike in neighboring Denmark where they receive full pay from the first day of illness. #karensavdrag #svpol #sjukförsäkring (translated)

Philip Lindh wrote to Fotbollskanalen that the match had gone from 1–5 to 5–5 after a goal he deemed to be against the rules. He also stated that the team should have been awarded a clear penalty, but that the referee inexplicably let it go. The team then lost 5–6 in the 98th minute, Lindh wrote and described it as "Gnaget" for him. #fotboll #AIK #Allsvenskan (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that a father had taken the couple's four-year-old son to Syria and left him there to punish the mother. After ten months, the boy was home again, after intense efforts from Swedish authorities and with help from Syria, she stated. https://t.co/e7M6rOOAtr #Sverige #Syrien #Familj (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen shared an open letter from Johan Zedig to Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and wrote that she hoped Frederiksen would meet with Christian's family. In the letter, Johan Zedig stated that his son Christian, who was a police officer, was assaulted and killed in Copenhagen. According to the father, Christian intervened during a football match to restore order. He claimed that the person who attacked his son had a history of violent crime and that the assault was planned. Johan Zedig requested a face-to-face meeting with Frederiksen, where she would explain how the punishment for a murder could be 12 months in prison. He described the family as being in mourning and wrote that Christian's death should not be in vain. He suggested that the meeting take place at Astrid Lindgren's World in Sweden. #Danmark #Rettigheder #Retssystem (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mogge had pushed for Sweden to boycott Israel. He asked where the bourgeois parties stood on the issue, whether the Moderates supported the proposal, and whether the Centre Party, Birgitta Ohlsson, and Martin Ådahl supported a boycott. Schatz argued that such symbolic politics risked Sweden no longer being perceived as a serious actor in the Middle East. #Sverige #Israel #Bojkott (translated)

Every trained law enforcement officer knows how easily that could have ended in a tragedy. Hochul told Trump and Secretary of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, that she was 'deeply outraged' that the gunfire was opened when a 5-year-old child was also in the car. New Yorkers have seen far too much violence perpetrated by a rogue federal agency and untrained officers who act with impunity. Hochul demanded that the department quickly provide clarification about the shooting. #NYC #ICE #protesten (translated)

The lawyers for Christa Pike, who survived two lethal injections, are requesting that her sentence be converted to life in prison, while Republican politicians are suggesting hanging, and the decision on a new execution date rests with Tennessee's Supreme Court. #ChristaPike #avrättning #Tennessee (translated)

The Public Prosecutor's Office in Argentina has demanded sentences of up to twelve years against members of Diego Maradona's medical team, with his personal doctor accused of 'intentional manslaughter' due to negligent care leading to his death. #DiegoMaradona #Argentinië #Doodslag (translated)

The Chrippa case has received a lot of attention after the influencer Christofer Chrippa Lundström had his sentence for financial crimes and illegal gambling marketing reduced by the court of appeals, resulting in a sentence of one year and ten months in prison as well as a shorter business ban. #Chrippa #ekobrott #influencer (translated)

The Svea Court of Appeal has increased the sentence for a man who caused a mother to lose both her legs in an explosion by mistakenly throwing a hand grenade into her bedroom, and he is now sentenced to 14 years and 10 months in prison. #Gängvåld #Sprängdåd #Skadestånd (translated)

Lars Boje Mathiesen wrote that the Citizens' Party would propose to revoke the citizenship of a man whom he described as an African and responsible for the murder of a Swedish family father. Mathiesen believed that the man should not return to Danish society. He wrote that the man had been convicted of serious violence, rape, attempted murder, and threats, and claimed that he had abused his citizenship. Mathiesen urged the other parties to support the proposal and said that several of them had expressed outrage on social media. Mathiesen pointed out that the Social Democrats and the Liberal Party, according to him, had been in power for years without raising the penalties. He also wrote that a unanimous Parliament had granted the man citizenship, and that the Danish People's Party had voted in favor, just as Mette Frederiksen and Inger Støjberg had personally voted in favor. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #danmark #statsborgerskab (translated)

Danish politicians, including Justice Minister Nicolai Wammen, express strong dissatisfaction with a man being sentenced to only one year in prison for causing the death of a Swedish police officer with a punch, and believe that the punishment is unacceptably low given the man's previous offenses. #Danmark #Justitieminister #Våld (translated)

Magnus Barsøe criticized that the 31-year-old Nkumba Ludovic Tshiembe had supposedly received one year in prison for killing a family man. He wrote that Tshiembe had previously been convicted of rape and attempted murder, and called the sentence, as well as a one-year nightlife ban, insufficient. Barsøe called for minimum sentences inspired by the USA, although he did not advocate for the American legal system. He believed that greater alignment between the court’s sentences and the public’s wishes was necessary to maintain trust in the rule of law, and that the current gap harmed democracy and was deeply unfair to the victims of crime. #retsstat #strafferet #retfærdighed (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that Nkumba Ludovic Tshiembe had received one year in prison after having beaten Christian Zedig to death. According to Mr. Husis, Tshiembe had been sentenced in 2017 to seven years in prison for attempted murder after stabbing a man in the heart at a nightclub. He also stated that Tshiembe had previously been convicted of raping a high school girl and several other violent crimes. Mr. Husis argued that Tshiembe would likely have received several years in prison in Sweden, where he, according to the writer, could have been sentenced for aggravated assault and gross negligence resulting in another's death. He wrote that the death could have been avoided had Tshiembe received a harsher sentence for the attempted murder and rape, claiming that none of the crimes or Zedig's death would have occurred if Tshiembe had never come to Europe. #brott #rättvisa #våld (translated)