Danish politician convicted in the Supreme Court

[mapuc]

A Danish politician Inger Støjberg, was impeached and was convicted and sentenced to 60 days unconditional imprisonment

Some background to this impeachment.

She is facing a landmark lawsuit, which accuses her of bearing responsibility for breaking the law.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-58408471

The 26 judges of the special court, which only convenes to try former or current members of government, will determine whether Støjberg violated the European Convention on Human Rights.

https://www.thelocal.dk/20210902/exp...achment-trial/

From the courts homepage

Inger Støjberg has been found guilty of intentional violation of the Ministerial Accountability Act, section 5, subsection. 1. The sentence is set at unconditional imprisonment for 60 days.

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[Jeff-Groves]

Does UNCONDITIONAL mean they can hang her by her ankles for 60 days?

[Rockstar]

Wicked, bad, naughty, evil, Zoot. You must spank her well.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Jeff-Groves

Does UNCONDITIONAL mean they can hang her by her ankles for 60 days?

In a way they can. They wouldn't do it of course.

My friends on the left is clapping their hands in joy, while my friends on the Right is waving with their fist in the air(Very angry)

Morally she did the right thing-legally she did the wrong thing.

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[Sean C]

How many relatively safe countries are between Syria and Denmark?

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Sean C

How many relatively safe countries are between Syria and Denmark?

A few
Greece, Austria, Switzerland, Germany

No they are not refugees when entering Denmark-They are immigrants

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[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by mapuc

A few
Greece, Austria, Switzerland, Germany

No they are not refugees when entering Denmark-They are immigrants

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And thereby lies the problem. They are not seeking asylum in the first safe country they enter.