government. Controversy At the time of his appointment, Bodström revealed in an interview that he had used hashish in his youth, and also, that he on several occasions had employed a person in his home without paying the appropriate taxes. During his term in office, Bodström was heavily criticized by advocates of privacy and liberal think tanks, as he is said to have worked towards giving the police the possibility of monitoring people who might be involved in minor crimes, as well as other things that could be seen as intrusive to privacy. On 23 August 2010, during an interview by Swedish Radio, in light of the current drug testing debate, the reporter asked Bodström if he was willing to participate in a drug test. Bodström at first agreed, but when the nurse explained that he would be tested for amphetamines, hashish, opiates, and benzodiazepines, he changed his mind, and said, "I don't feel like doing it now. I am sweating too much." The Pirate Party defended his right not to take the test in reference to their views on privacy. Since mid-2011, Bodström has been an expert commentator on law on the crime reality TV show Efterlyst on TV3. Football career Bodström played professional football in the 1980s as a defender and represented Allsvenskan club AIK between 1987 and 1989, making a total of 48 league appearances and scoring three goals for the club. Prior to representing AIK, he also played for Spånga IS and Enköpings SK FK. Career statistics Bibliography (2004) 700 dagar i Rosenbad Biography, Albert Bonniers Förlag, . (2008) Rymmaren crime fiction, Norstedts Förlag (2009) Idealisten crime fiction, Norstedts Förlag (2010) Lobbyisten crime fiction, Norstedts Förlag (2013) Populisten (2014) Det man minns References 1962 births Living people People from Uppsala People from Sollentuna Municipality Association football defenders Swedish footballers Spånga IS players AIK Fotboll players 20th-century Swedish lawyers Swedish Ministers for Justice Members of the Riksdag from the Social Democrats Stockholm University alumni Members of the Riksdag 2002–2006