@Mauretania Is jailbreaking a crime in Sweden though? Because in many countries it isn't. You obviously have to get back to jail to serve the rest of your sentence if caught, plus any extra time you receive (since it's almost impossible to escape a prison without commiting any extra crimes, like destroying prison property or knocking a guard out), but you won't be charged for the jailbreak itself. So if the guards forget to lock you away and you can simply walk out... That might be worth a try. Although that probably wouldn't be considered a good conduct, so you'd lose your chance for an early release.
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@Mauretania Is jailbreaking a crime in Sweden though? Because in many countries it isn't. You obviously have to get back to jail to serve the rest of your sentence if caught, plus any extra time you receive (since it's almost impossible to escape a prison without commiting any extra crimes, like destroying prison property or knocking a guard out), but you won't be charged for the jailbreak itself. So if the guards forget to lock you away and you can simply walk out... That might be worth a try. Although that probably wouldn't be considered a good conduct, so you'd lose your chance for an early release.