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Law (1970:375) On Extradition To Denmark, Finland, Iceland Or Norway For The Enforcement Of Decisions About Care Or Treatment

Original Language Title: Lag (1970:375) om utlämning till Danmark, Finland, Island eller Norge för verkställighet av beslut om vård eller behandling

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Article 1 of the decision of the authorities in Denmark, Finland,

Iceland or Norway shall be taken care of for the care or

treatment, after the production be extradited according to what is being said

in this law for the enforcement of the decision.



If handover is violations of specific provisions.



Specific provisions also exist in Council Regulation (EC) no

2201/2003 of 27 november 2003 concerning jurisdiction and the

recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and in matters

of parental responsibility, repealing Regulation (EC) no

1347/2000. Law (2011:1168).



section 2 of the Extradition may be granted only under conditions



that representation be based on decisions under the appropriate State

relating to temperance care or care of drug users,

child and youth care, care of the mentally ill, cares about the mentally

retarded or action against defaulting parents or

a public menace asocial,



to the person who is claimed to be extradited under the decision be taken or

remain on the establishment or residence on the site that specifically

assigned him and



that decision may be enforced in the State in which it is announced.



paragraph 3 of the Swedish citizen may be extradited only if he is domiciled in the

State in which the decision and the decision relating to care and it is most

appropriate to the care reconstitute him in that State.



section 4 of the request for extradition is made with police authorities.

Law (2014:637).



5 § Finds Police that the conditions for extradition are

met and that extradition should not be refused on other

as a result, the Police inform the decision on extradition.



Decides on extradition, the police authority shall not

promptly be sent to the Administrative Court for decision.

Law (2014:637).



6 § when the case is handled by the police, interrogation

held with the requested extradition, if his or her

hearing is of no relevance to the investigation. Are dealt with

the case of an Administrative Tribunal, the hearing

kept in the same condition. The question arises as to the

requested extradition after the notice of hearing or oral

negotiation, he or she is brought into the hearing or

the hearing.



Decision on extradition shall be granted without the requested

extradition has been informed of the case by the introduced

someone other than him or herself and had the opportunity to

comment on the law (2014:637).



7 repealed by Act (1973:132).



section 8 Can it reasonably be expected that the requested extradition

deviating or otherwise evading extradition, it may

authority to which the case is pending in notify him or

her ban without permission to leave the place of residence that is

the designated (travel ban) or decide that he or she should

disposed.



Notify the police authority decision pursuant to the first subparagraph before

the issue of extradition has been tried, it must refer to a travel ban

for a maximum of 10 days or care for a maximum of three

days. In the case referred to in paragraph 5, second subparagraph,

The police authority or administrative court shall decide on

travel bans or disposal of time to its

the Administrative Court ruled on the matter. If extradition is granted,

it decreed that the decision on travel bans or disposal

to apply for the time until the extradition decision

are enforced.



There are no longer grounds for a banning or

disposal, should the decision be immediately lifted.

Law (2014:637).



section 9 Is anyone wanted in Sweden on the occasion of the decision

can give rise to extradition under this Act,

The police inform him or her travel ban or

decide if he or she should be pending

request for extradition. Such a decision may be communicated only

If there is probable cause that a request for extradition

will be accepted and it could reasonably be expected that the

wanted to deviate, or otherwise have evaded

extradition. The authority requesting the call to

immediately be informed of the action taken.



Decision referred to in the first subparagraph shall immediately be lifted, when

There are no longer grounds for action or

request for extradition has not been received within five days

from the date on which the action was taken. Since the production has come

in, travel bans or disposal consist only of

This decision is notified under section 8. Law (2014:637).



paragraph 10 of the decision on extradition shall be notified without delay.

Is the one who cared for according to section 8 of the extradition is claimed, shall

administrative law, if not particularly obstacles encountered, notify

decision within five days from the date on which the documents received at the

the administrative court or, if the disposition occurred afterwards,

within the same period from the date of disposal.



Has the decision on extradition or if the measure referred to in paragraph 8 or 9

granted, the decision along with an urgent appeal referring

be notified to the who decision. Law (2009:781).



section 11 of the Police decision under this Act may be appealed

to the General Administrative Court. Leave to appeal is required at

appeal to the administrative court.



A decision on extradition under this Act must be appealed within

one week from the date of notification of the decision to the appellant. A

decision on travel bans or disposal may be

be appealed without limitation for some time. Law (2014:637).



section 12 a decision on travel bans or disposal case

immediately.



The police authority and the administrative court may, when there is

special reasons, order that its decision on extradition shall

immediately enforceable. The decision of the Court, the Chamber of extradition

immediately enforceable, unless the Court decides otherwise.

Law (2014:637).



section 13 if anyone should be disclosed under this Act shall, as a condition

be established that he or she may not be prosecuted or

punished for any other offence committed before extradition,

on the other hand does not get vidareöverlämnas or vidareutlämnas to a

State outside the Nordic region. It does not apply if the disclosed

have consented to the operation, or had the opportunity to leave the

receiving the Nordic state but not done so within 45 days

After his final discharge, or has returned there after

have left the country.



On the preparation of the receiving State may deviate in the Nordic

from the condition. If the request applies to prosecutions or

penalties for other offences committed prior to the transfer, the

Chapter 5. section 7 of the Act (2011:1165) on surrender from Sweden

According to a Nordic arrest warrant is applied. The trial should

also include whether a surrender for the deed could have been

granted under Chapter 2. 5 § 1 – 3 the same law. If the representation

applies further handover or re-extradition to a State

outside the Nordic countries, Chapter 6. section 8 of the Act (2003:1156) on

the surrender from Sweden according to the European arrest warrant

or section 24 of the Act (1957:668) on extradition for criminal offences apply.

The competent District Court for review under arresteringsorderlagen is

The Stockholm District Court. Law (2011:1168).



section 14 of the person extradited from the State referred to in paragraph 1 to such other State

may be brought by the Kingdom without special permission.



section 15 case or case concerning disclosure for enforcement of

decisions about care or treatment, the public counsel appointed

for that action relates, unless it must be assumed that the need for

assistance is lacking. Law (1996:1633).



Transitional provisions



1970:375



This law shall enter into force with respect to Denmark, Finland and Norway

on 1 January 1971, as well as in relation to Iceland the day Government

determines. Act (1974:911).



2011:1168



1. this law shall enter into force on the day the Government determines.



2. Older provisions apply to cases of extradition that have

initiated prior to the entry into force.