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Carelessness with a secret mission is a crime against Sweden's security where no intention to reach out to a foreign power is required.
• Carelessness with secret information means that someone through gross negligence discloses or spreads information that could damage Sweden's security. Unlike espionage, no intention to reach out to a foreign power is required.
• If someone is suspected of the crime, it is the Security Police who investigate whether a crime exists. Prosecutors at the National Security Unit lead the preliminary investigations.
• The penalty for negligence with secret information is a fine or imprisonment for a maximum of one year.
• One of the most noticed cases was in 2017 when a former director general at the Swedish Transport Agency received a penalty order for negligence with a secret task. The case concerned the outsourcing of IT operations where personnel without security clearance were given access to sensitive data.
Three municipal politicians and two officials are charged with gross misconduct and aiding and abetting gross misconduct, respectively, after a decision in August 2023 to overturn an LVU decision and reunite three children with their guardians.
A man who was previously acquitted by the district court is now sentenced by the Court of Appeal to three years in prison for rape. The Court of Appeal judges the woman's story to be credible and sentences the man to pay damages.
According to the organization Mansfrid, around 400,000 men are exposed to violence in close relationships every year. Despite the scale, police reports are few and only eight percent of reported cases of assault led to prosecution last year.

A 50-year-old Ukrainian man is being charged in Hamburg with war crimes linked to the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines in September 2022, where he is suspected of using a false identity and chartering a yacht to carry out the attack. The trial began in front of over a hundred journalists and is expected to last for a long time with 16 scheduled occasions.
A man conscripted in Norrbotten is acquitted of charges of unlawful invasion of privacy after filming intercourse. The district court believes that spreading to five people does not meet the law's requirements for the crime. The prosecutor has appealed the sentence.

The Swedish Consumer Agency has submitted an application against Leo's Lekland, which is not considered to have remedied serious safety deficiencies at two facilities, which meant a risk of serious personal injury.