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The UK courts have already agreed that he has been equivalent of arrested-in-the-UK sense. That's how Swedish law works.
by rmc 12y ago
The UK courts have already agreed that he has been equivalent of arrested-in-the-UK sense. That's how Swedish law works.
- vidarh 12y ago"arrested-in-the-UK sense" also does not imply any charges have been made, and is frequently used when there is no intent of bringing any charges.