Judgment in the Telia case
The verdict will be announced at 11 am on Friday 15 February. The prosecutor responsible for the case, former Director of Public Prosecution Gunnar Stetler, will be available to the media by phone between 11.30 and 13.30 CET the same day, +46 70-682 80 11.
Case number in Stockholm District Court:B 12201-17 andB 12203-17.
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