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Chief of the Boat
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Looks like the muppet got the outcome he wanted on his sanity.
Twenty one years with a minimum of ten to be served...let us hope he is never allowed to leave his three roomed prison suite for as long as he lives. Quote:
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Fleet Admiral
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A single 9mm bullet to the brain is all this evil bastard deserves
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Lucky Jack
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21 years with a minimum of ten to be served...
For killing 77 people and injuring over 200, for causing so much damage to central Oslo. 21 years. He's 33 years old, so unless someone shanks him in prison... I don't know much about the Norweigan justice system...but 21 years with a minimum of ten to serve seems...somewhat lenient for a mass-murderer. Oh, on further examination I see that he could be sentenced to 'preventive detention' which is a sentence that can be extended for as long as someone is seen as a threat to society. |
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It is the maximum sentence available under Norwegian law, there is also a provision the extend the sentence by 5 years indeffinatly if the is still found to be a risk to society, which he will be.
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Lucky Jack
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Should he have been declared insane? That will be the question on many peoples minds, certainly he is not insane under any real classification of the matter. He is capable of rational thought as much as irrational, and clearly a lot of planning went into the attacks. However, are his beliefs being inadvertently promoted through this declaration of sanity? Certainly he did not want to be declared insane, he fought hard against it and succeeded. Perhaps there was a part of him that was scared of being written off as 'a nutter' which would discredit his political beliefs. He has written plenty of letters whilst in jail, and looks to be writing books, although it remains to be seen if one of them will be named 'My Struggle' ![]() I think there's going to be a lot of introspection now that the trial has ended, many people will obviously feel upset that he wasn't declared insane, but many others will be glad that he isn't being let off the hook that easily, so to speak. It's hard to say which decision would have been the right one to take, but I am sure that the judge did her best within the framework and definition of the Norwegian judicial system, and I hope that now some of his victims can find peace. |
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Chief of the Boat
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I should imagine that will in fact be the case. |
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Navy Seal
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