Word against word – young men imprisoned without evidence
Article arguing that young men are imprisoned for rape based on testimony alone, criticizing reliance on credibility assessments rather than corroborating evidence.
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Criticism: The consent law can be exploited for money
Article presenting criticism that Sweden’s consent law may be exploited for financial gain through compensation claims, raising concerns about incentives, evidence standards, and legal safeguards.
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The fatal consequences of the consent law
Opinion article arguing that Sweden’s consent law has led to unintended consequences, including convictions without strong corroborating evidence, and calling for reassessment of its application.
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Q&A on rape law standards
Recorded Q&A session addressing common questions about standards of proof in rape cases under Swedish law, focusing on legal certainty and procedural safeguards.
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Criticism: The consent law can punish the innocent
Debate video where panelists discuss how to balance victim protection with legal certainty and fair trial rights, especially under the consent law.
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Lawyer: Are verdicts in sexual offence cases really legally sound?
Lecture by a legal scholar on the intersection of criminal law and consent-based offences, discussing principles like reasonable doubt, autonomy, and procedural fairness.