Supreme Court allows deportation for crimes committed by a person born in Sweden after a specific time limit.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court of Sweden allowed the deportation of a defendant born in Sweden who committed crimes after reaching a certain age. The prosecution argued that the defendant's long residence in Sweden did not preclude deportation for serious offenses. The court ruled that the statutory conditions for deportation based on criminal conduct remain applicable regardless of the defendant's birthplace or duration of residence.
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AI generatedUtlänningslagen (2005:716) s. 10; Utlänningslagen (2005:716) s. 11: A person born in Sweden may still be subject to deportation if they commit crimes after fulfilling the statutory age and residence requirements, provided the offense meets the severity threshold.
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Förutsättningar för utvisning på grund av brott när den dömde har bott i Sverige sedan födseln.