In the third such case to rattle Sweden's legal system in little more than a year, a judge who admitted soliciting prostitutes was fired by a disciplinary board Thursday. Mats Persson, who served on a district court in southern Sweden, was also fined after he admitted trying to buy sex from three prostitutes at a brothel made to look like a tanning salon. The disciplinary board said Persson had "seriously damaged the public's trust for the courts and justices."
September 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A Swedish judge who admitted soliciting prostitutes at a brothel was fired by a disciplinary board Thursday.
Mats Persson, who served on the Trelleborg District Court in southern Sweden, was fined in June after admitting to trying to buy sex from three prostitutes at an illegal brothel made to look like a tanning salon.
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