aklagare.se

Sweden’s prosecution authority investigates and prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the state

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About aklagare.se

Åklagarmyndigheten is Sweden’s public prosecution authority. Its work includes prosecuting criminal cases and supporting crime victims, including people affected by particularly vulnerable crimes.

The authority also provides a secure digital portal for exchanging materials between prosecution authorities and external parties. It publishes legal guidance and reports and recruits prosecutors and administrative staff.

Product: Public prosecution services and a secure portal for digital exchange of case materials.

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