depends. for Scandinavia this was normal procedure for cases like this. the only thing was that he was a celebrity. anyway he was in normal lockup so he was just locked up in a 2 star hotel where he was not allowed to leave. and we have had other celebrity's being caught for shit and when they was let out of the lockup they did just jump on a private jet to never return as no judge in the US will extradite a celebrity

I don't honestly trust foreigners with justice.

https://twitter.com/lib_crusher/status/1157124771525681152

The Norwegian army is facing problems finding out why females over represented in second and third degree frost bites from serving in the cold winter weather

@Nordhand but they don't care that the males are over represented in first degree frostbite

We can keep people jailed for 2 weeks so they dont run away. I dont see why theres so much fuss around. So many people have been shitting their pants whilst it has been obvious from the start he'd be freed.

AoC left and right brain quits
https://twitter.com/dcexaminer/status/1157394153505992706

first degree frostbite is not kept track of from what I did read as it not something that end up at the doctor

so they are changing her brain slug.

@MountainMan
We believe that justice should be swift and judged by our peers. You are not the peers of an American. Not an insult, just the reason I dont like to see anyone in a foreign court with foreign rules.

He was a foreign person in our country. Sadly not your laws which he follows here.

Of course. Our own justice seems to take ages, and I find that despicable. But I dont know that Sweden has any sort of guarantee or obligation to get my life in track

I know.

It's why I won't leave America.

And that guy was foolish for going to Sweden.

The guy got a fair trial. Everything is solved.

And while Sweden has the right to prosecute as it likes, I might still voice objections.

Not compulsions

What was there to object against?

Unless it is incredibly egregious like you kidnapped an American to try them

No. We just dont have a bail system like you. We have a maximum of 2 weeks where we can keep someone until they can be tried as we thought he would escape.

I'm not saying there was, just that I dont think it is bad to see a justice system questioned.

He just had to chill for 2 weeks in a hotel.

And beyond the half a month? What would happen then?

Stranded in a foreign country

After the half he could go home or do whatever

He was on a world tour at the time no?

he had been taken to court where the police have to give a good argument on why he is to get two new weeks or let go at least here in norway

Anytime foreigners are involved. The parent nation tends to keep a close eye on the matter, that isn't new.

We can only keep two weeks before everything needs to be solved. If it goes more then two weeks they are let go. @Nordhand

I have no idea who this random black guy is, and I don't care about swedens justice system.

Don't be a retard in foreign countries

This is new however. Everyone checked because this guy was a celebrity. @EnderOctanus

Okay. Not that bad all things considered.

Our system isnt unique. Norway does it, Japan does it, etc.

ok, here in norway we can keep them infinite as long as the cops can argument that it a risk to let the suspect out

We cant

As far as I know

I am skeptical of foreign justice, because I have no power to influence it. I can influence the law in America. But that is also why I would avoid being a dick in someone else's house.

I would hate to be in his place. That is where much of the outrage shit comes from.

So what did he even do?

Get in a fight @galesteppes