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SwedenThis National Site collects leading decisions from Sweden. Simon AnderssonSimon Andersson is a lawyer currently representing asylum-seekers who is also teaching and completing a Doctorate at the Stockholm University Department of Law. His current research aims to bring clarity to the concept of reasonable suspicion by determining, in the first place, what it really means, and by subsequently formulating the requirements for typical cases in different crime categories that should be satisfied if the standard of evidence 'reasonable suspicion' is to be met.Contact Simon Andersson. Annika Lagerqvist Veloz RocaDr. Annika Lagerqvist Veloz Roca is a Docent Lecturer and Doctor of Laws and Associate Professor in Public Law at the Stockholm University Department of Law, Juridicum. She teaches constitutional law, law of public administration, and migration law.Contact Annika Lagerqvist Veloz Roca. Sweden's Most Recent DecisionThe most recent decision added to the Sweden site is MIG 2009:27, a decision rendered in Sweden by the Supreme Migrations Court (Migrationsöverdomstolen) on Tuesday, October 06, 2009, involving an applicant from Somalia. A brief summary of the facts of the case is: Somali member of minority clan in Mogadishu fears further persecution by majority clan in Somalia because of ethnicity.Search for more cases from this National Site. |
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