Norway gunman to appear behind closed doors

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 8:44p.m.

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The first court appearance for the man who confessed to twin attacks which killed 93 people in Norway will be held behind closed doors.

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26 Jul 2011 07:11a.m.

Ruz wrote:

@ Sarah - consider multiple 21 year sentences to be served consecutively.

25 Jul 2011 10:54p.m.

Sarah wrote:

It's good that they've decided to do a closed hearing, it's quite clear that he wants an open court so that he can spew his message of hate. @ Jan no death penalty or 93 years in prison, in Norway the hardest sentence a court can give for any crime is 21 years, he'll be 53 at the oldest when he is released... I'm strictly against the death penalty but it doesn't seem right to me that he'll get out at 53 still having over a decade left before 'retirement age'. He is clearly criminally insane and society should be protected from him until the day he dies. So sad for you at the moment Norway. Kia Kaha Arohanui

25 Jul 2011 09:53p.m.

jan.. wrote:

Who give this man the right to killed 93 teens, who give him the rights to take what does'nt belong to him.. Who want to listern to a madman but to face death penalty or 93 years imprisonment without parole.. No one will listern to this madman that wanted plublicity but a death row awaits for his evil sins.. This madman and his associates will pay dearly for the lives of the 93 teens and will be no plublicity on this madman's behalf..rethink the families of the 93 teens you murdered won't rest until justice is serve..