Is there a law against double jeopardy in Sweden?
I doubt they even have that TV show 
Maybe he was just feeding the fish.
A case can be tried in a court of appeal if the defense or prosecutor apply for it and, when I think about it, I might be mistaken about the prosecutor being allowed to rephrase the charges. The higher court just examines the evidences put forward, so in this case they will see if there is sufficient grounds to find him guilty as charged.
A person can be tried again, though, under certain circumstances, e.g. new evidences are found. One prime example is the infamous story about Thomas Quick: Thomas Quick - Wikipedia
Interesting. So did he actually know stuff about particular murders that no one but the killer could, did he make stuff up that just happened to be right, did the police improperly feed him details in hopes of closing cold cases, or was something else going on?
Maybe a lake for now but the salinity is going up.
Apparently the police fed him with details and when out at crime scenes he was allowed to change his story of what happened time after time until he got it right. He was also heavily drugged and confessed to everything as long as he got a little funny pill as a reward.
Thanks. That’s wrong in so many different ways I’ve lost count.
[Blazing Saddles]Excuse me, while I whip this out[/Blazing Saddles]
Shouldn’t he have pan fried it first?
Perhaps Stir Fried, in a wok.
Them’s fightin’ words.
We not only had our own version of Jeopardy, but a clearly superior version at that, hosted by the legendary Magnus Härenstam, seen here playing the role of Hitler in a wacky 70’s comedy.
Magnus Härenstam > Alex Trebak, and I’ll challenge anyone who disagrees to a game of runkbulle.
Halv Liter!
Word of advice: You should not accept Steken’s challenge.
From the quote in the OP:
So, if you’re going to wank off on a public beach (especially if there are lots of people around), even if you’re just minding your own, uh, “business”, you need to be damn careful about just which way you point that thing.
Is public masturbation really OK in Sweden?
After our article about the acquittal of a man who was caught masturbating on a public beach in Sweden made a splash in the international media, The Local sorts out fact from conjecture on the subject.
We come clean over article quote cock up
Much of the world seems to be under the impression that Sweden now allows public masturbation, likely due in part to a small but crucial error in a quote that appeared on The Local. Managing Editor James Savage sets the record straight.
Wait what now?