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It's not a punishment, it's a form of pre-trial custody under restrictions (can't read news, can't have unmonitored communication with people outside) so you ca
by kryptiskt 14y ago
It's not a punishment, it's a form of pre-trial custody under restrictions (can't read news, can't have unmonitored communication with people outside) so you can't interfere with the criminal investigation.
- pyre 14y agoHow would reading the news allow him to interfere with a criminal investigation while in prison?
- mongol 14y agoIt could allow him to adjust his testimony in trial, to align with other evidence reported.
- pyre 14y agoI don't see how adjusting his testimony at trial interferes with the criminal investigation. Especially since they kept him in solitary for months, only to release him now, and still no charges are laid against him (just nebulous 'suspicions').
- gizmo686 14y agoThe prosecution is required to share all evidence they have with the defense before a trial.
- pyre 14y agoIs this true in Sweden (the setting of this story)?
- gizmo686 14y agoCall it what you like, it is still inhumane.