 At the time of the release of the report, the "Littoringate" affair (see above) was occupying the media, leading people to question the law's purpose and underlying rationale when even government ministers were ignoring it.For instance, lawyer Alice Teodorescu wrote in "Aftonbladet" that Sweden has double standards in morality, while Isabelle Ståhl, on Sveriges Television, questioned the underlying victimisation theory, and Elisabet Höglund in "Aftonbladet" suggested the law be scrapped, calling it one of the weirdest laws in Swedish history and legally implausible because of its asymmetry.Such open challenging of the law has been unusual in the last 10 years since it was passed.