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So was a warrant issued or not? In the US, at least, being "unable to formally notify [someone] of allegations" would not prevent a warrant from being issued.

• akvadrako 7y ago
  This is not the US, so US legal customs are irrelevant.
  • yasp 7y ago
    Right. So OP may kindly cite Swedish legal process or refrain from expressing an opinion.
    • wybiral 7y ago
      Opinions are allowed but that doesn't mean they aren't just opinions.
    • JshWright 7y ago
      Shouldn't you be the one citing the Swedish legal process...?
• evilmoo 7y ago
  This isn't in the US. There are many differences between the US and EU/UK.
• Veen 7y ago
  A warrant was issued, but while he was in the embassy the Swedish government couldn't serve him with a notification of it. Top prosecutor Marianne Ny said his arrest warrant was being revoked as it was impossible to serve him notice. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39973864 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-39973864 You are unlikely to come to sound conclusions if you reason on the basis of your knowledge of US law. Sweden is not the US.