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Danemark: 2 mois de prison pour une blague à laéroport

“https://www.journaldequebec.com/2023/10/05/une-blague-a-laeroport-lui-vaut-deux-mois-de-prison-au-danemark”
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Confidence: High Checked on March 13, 2026

Summary

Un Suédois de 31 ans a été condamné au Danemark à deux mois de prison avec sursis pour avoir fait une blague sur une bombe à l’aéroport de Copenhague. La peine a été prononcée en octobre 2023 et correspond exactement à ce que rapporte l’article du Journal de Québec.

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  • Life imprisonment in Denmark - Wikipedia

    In Denmark, a life sentence (Danish: Livsvarigt fængsel) is the most severe punishment available under the Penal Code, and is reserved for the most serious crimes. The sentence is of indeterminate length. Those under a life sentence in Denmark can request a pardon hearing after 12 years.

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  • To the front of retsinformation.dk Show more... LBK No. 1034 of 29/10/2009

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