fara i dröjsmål
English translation: apprehended danger; immenent danger
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1apprehended danger; immenent danger Explanation: the term is "fara i dröjsmål" (litterally "danger in delay"), which means basically means that waiting poses a risk. Typically a police officer might make decision to go into a home without having a court order as it is deemed necessary and cannot wait for a proper approval. Reference: http://lawline.se/answers/11928 |
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