It was in May last year as an eight year old Yara found lifeless at the home of his uncle and his wife in Karlskrona. Yara’s parents had sent her from Gaza to the relatives in the hope that she would get security in Sweden. But during the time that the girl lives there alerted social services several times that she probably mistreated. Police faxed the last orosanmälan to social services at Easter. There, lying in a postbox.
Yara’s uncle and his wife prosecuted both murder and the court finds that the woman blow to Yara’s head, legs, feet, arms, hands and torso led to the girl’s death. For man’s part is all the debt that he, in his guarantor position for Yara, not protected her from the violence.
– Anyone who is a guarantor position has a special obligation to prevent risks that threaten someone or something, or based from certain sources of danger. A status protected underwriter may for example be linked to the close living community or kinship, says Jack Agren, PhD in Criminal Law at Stockholm University.
If deficiencies in its guarantor liability as it can lead to criminal liability due to consequences of what happened. The Court must now determine whether the man’s failure will lead to an equally severe punishment for the woman.
– Liability for failure focuses on situations where someone has done nothing specific – as he should have done, says Jack Agren.
The legal counsel Karin Akesson Rehnholm told TT that she expects long prison terms for both.
– I believe that life imprisonment may be considered. There are so many bases in this case.
The couple has undergone two forensic psychiatric examinations. A minor mental examination suggests that both may have suffered from mental disorder. But the larger survey shows that neither the man nor the woman committed the offense under the influence of a serious mental disorder.
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