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This bloke is a insane maniac and should be put out of his misery
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14265094 |
Don't know about Norway, but in Germany, extremely dangerous offenders, usually sex offenders, also offenders with mental diseases like sociopathy, could serve their prison penalty and afterwards being brought into a closed, prison-like facility for something that is called "Sicherheitsverwahrung" over here. But the EU has objected to that meanwhile, and the system sees chnages, which led to the enforced release (against better police knowledge, I must add) of 60 sex offenders recently, at least two of which I remember to have heared to have committed new crimes against kids meanwhile whom they raped again. They were given the opportunity to do so in the name of freedom and a humanitarian, liberal society. :yeah:
The releases also lead to some hilarioius police operation, costing millions, becasyue several of these men are being monitored by 2-4 man teams around the clock. However, the prinicple possibility of a post-prison "Sicherheitsverwahrung" maybe exists in Norwegian law. As long as the EU does not slap them and says "nonononono!" again. |
My regards...
...to all the victims of this horrible disaster .
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Been watching Sky and BBC News for the last hour and the Oslo Police Chief has stated that the gunman has admitted what he has done but doesn't feel he has done anything wrong:o
Both channels are also confirming that the maximum sentence cannot exceed 21 years. |
Hasn't done anything wrong? :doh: this bloke is really a sad bastard, so in say 21 years time this tosser will be released from jail and repeat all this again :nope:
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Update 24 July, 10:48:
"He wanted a change in society and, from his perspective, he needed to force through a revolution," Mr Lippestad said. "He wished to attack society and the structure of society." His lawyer, Mr Lippestad, said: "He's stated that he went to Utoeya to give the Labour Party a warning that 'doomsday would be imminent' unless the party changed its policies." Mr Lippestad says the suspect remained calmed and balanced throughout a 10-hour night of interrogation. "I think he's realised what he's done, and he views himself as sane," he said. SOURCE |
21 years is the max punishment. Dangerous persons may however be keep after their sentence is finished. Technically that is Not punishment but protection of society.
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I think what Vendor is trying to say is that in the justice system he can only receive 21 years, but I think that in prison he may last a lot less...and in fact may make use of his shoelaces...or someone else will make use of them for him. If he is still alive after 21 years then he'll probably be put somewhere secure for his own protection rather than for others.
You don't become the biggest mass murderer in Norwegian history and just walk away...of that I am sure. |
I think we're going to see a lot more of what Spoon has posted springing up, I can't say I'm surprised that this has happened, surprised where it happened, and saddened by it...but not entirely surprised. We have been in an ideological war since 9/11. Nutters on both sides have been at it and unfortunately it is the ordinary folk that get caught in the crossfire. :nope:
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