Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar

Under Swedish law, an alien convicted of an offence punishable by imprisonment may be sentenced to deportation if there is reason to assume that the alien will reoffend, or if the offence is so serious that the alien should not be permitted to stay. Upon release, the alien may be held in immigration...

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Main Author: Fauvrelle, Marc Robert
Format: Others
Language:Swedish
Published: Stockholms universitet, Juridiska institutionen 2018
Subjects:
Law
Online Access:http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-168994
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-su-1689942019-06-19T05:31:03ZFörvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningarsweFauvrelle, Marc RobertStockholms universitet, Juridiska institutionen2018Förvarfrihetsberövanderätten till frihetutlänningutvisningbrottverkställighetshindermänskliga rättigheterrättssäkerhetbrottsförebyggandeutlänningslagenåtervändandedirekti- vetEuropakonventionenICCPRrättighetsstadganEU-rättfolkrätt.LawJuridikUnder Swedish law, an alien convicted of an offence punishable by imprisonment may be sentenced to deportation if there is reason to assume that the alien will reoffend, or if the offence is so serious that the alien should not be permitted to stay. Upon release, the alien may be held in immigration detention for the purpose of enforcing the deportation order. While detention is generally subject to maximum time limits, criminal deportees face indefinite detention. This exceptional treatment raises questions about the proper purpose of immigration detention and respect for the right to liberty. This paper investigates and critically analyses the Swedish regulatory framework for the detention of criminal deportees from a human rights perspective. It reveals how the alien’s criminal record and assumptions about the risk for reoffending play adecisive role both in the decision to detain and the length of detention. The right to liberty, which protects the individual against illegal and arbitrary detention, does not prohibit the use of immigration detention for crime prevention purposes, provided it is subsidiary to the primary purpose of enforcing the deportation order. Administrative detention is, however, arguably an inappropriate tool for the prevention of crime. Moreover, the Swedish legislation lacks a coherent and satisfactory basis. A thorough enquiry into the use of immigration detention as a crime prevention measure is necessary, to analyse data on the detention of criminal deportees and examine how criminal law measures could be more appropriately used to counter serious threats to public order, without unnecessary encroachment on the right to liberty. Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-168994application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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language Swedish
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topic Förvar
frihetsberövande
rätten till frihet
utlänning
utvisning
brott
verkställighetshinder
mänskliga rättigheter
rättssäkerhet
brottsförebyggande
utlänningslagen
återvändandedirekti- vet
Europakonventionen
ICCPR
rättighetsstadgan
EU-rätt
folkrätt.
Law
Juridik
spellingShingle Förvar
frihetsberövande
rätten till frihet
utlänning
utvisning
brott
verkställighetshinder
mänskliga rättigheter
rättssäkerhet
brottsförebyggande
utlänningslagen
återvändandedirekti- vet
Europakonventionen
ICCPR
rättighetsstadgan
EU-rätt
folkrätt.
Law
Juridik
Fauvrelle, Marc Robert
Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
description Under Swedish law, an alien convicted of an offence punishable by imprisonment may be sentenced to deportation if there is reason to assume that the alien will reoffend, or if the offence is so serious that the alien should not be permitted to stay. Upon release, the alien may be held in immigration detention for the purpose of enforcing the deportation order. While detention is generally subject to maximum time limits, criminal deportees face indefinite detention. This exceptional treatment raises questions about the proper purpose of immigration detention and respect for the right to liberty. This paper investigates and critically analyses the Swedish regulatory framework for the detention of criminal deportees from a human rights perspective. It reveals how the alien’s criminal record and assumptions about the risk for reoffending play adecisive role both in the decision to detain and the length of detention. The right to liberty, which protects the individual against illegal and arbitrary detention, does not prohibit the use of immigration detention for crime prevention purposes, provided it is subsidiary to the primary purpose of enforcing the deportation order. Administrative detention is, however, arguably an inappropriate tool for the prevention of crime. Moreover, the Swedish legislation lacks a coherent and satisfactory basis. A thorough enquiry into the use of immigration detention as a crime prevention measure is necessary, to analyse data on the detention of criminal deportees and examine how criminal law measures could be more appropriately used to counter serious threats to public order, without unnecessary encroachment on the right to liberty.
author Fauvrelle, Marc Robert
author_facet Fauvrelle, Marc Robert
author_sort Fauvrelle, Marc Robert
title Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
title_short Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
title_full Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
title_fullStr Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
title_full_unstemmed Förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
title_sort förvar och rätten till frihet för brottsutvisade utlänningar
publisher Stockholms universitet, Juridiska institutionen
publishDate 2018
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