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Avoids Expulsion – Despite New Laws

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The new, stricter law on deportation due to crime has been tested in court. A woman who was previously convicted of 92 cases of theft, attempted theft and petty theft has been sentenced by Malmö District Court to two months in prison for yet another shoplifting. But despite the stricter law, she will avoid deportation to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Avoids Expulsion – Despite New Laws

The new, stricter law on deportation due to crime has been tested in court. A woman who was previously convicted of 92 cases of theft, attempted theft and petty theft has been sentenced by Malmö District Court to two months in prison for yet another shoplifting. But despite the stricter law, she will avoid deportation to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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