 The trial opened on 10 November 2006, several witnesses and victims of Arklöv's crimes was heard and interviewed.The judges made their ruling on 18 December 2006 and the court ruled that Arklöv was guilty of wrongful imprisonment, torture and assault of 11 Bosnian Muslim prisoners of war and civilians, ethnic cleansing, looting, and arbitrary detention of people; crimes protected by international law.He was ordered to pay between and (€7,700–€47,000; US$10,100–US$62,000) to 11 victims.