The Swedish Prosecution Authority is a government agency responsible for prosecuting crimes in Sweden. It operates under the Ministry of Justice and ensures that laws are enforced fairly and effectively. The authority is led by the Chief Prosecutor, who oversees various regional prosecutors and specialized units. The agency's main tasks include investigating criminal offenses, deciding whether to bring charges, and representing the state in court. It plays a crucial role in the Swedish legal system, working to uphold justice and protect the rights of victims while ensuring that the accused receive a fair trial.