Norwegian Prosecution Requests Four Weeks of House Arrest for Marius Borg Høiby; Defense Demands Release
The Norwegian Prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of house arrest for Marius Borg Høiby, while his defense attorney, Alexander Greaker, argues there is no basis for continued detention. Høiby’s legal team plans to call a witness during the pre-trial hearing next week. The court will assess whether the conditions for further house arrest are met.
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The first two articles from aftenposten are identical, with no additional information.
The Prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of detention for Marius Borg Høiby.
The Prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of detention for Marius Borg Høiby.
The norwegian-broadcasting-corporation article provides more detailed information about the defense's stance and the conditions of house arrest.
The prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of house arrest for Marius Borg Høiby. He is requesting release from the current arrangement, which allows him to serve his sentence at home.
Defense attorney Alexander Greaker stated there is no basis for continued detention of Høiby.
The defense attorney indicated that Høiby will explain how the current house arrest arrangement affects him.
The defense attorney mentioned they will call a witness during the pre-trial hearing next week.
The defense attorney stated that the burden of house arrest is greater than what is revealed publicly.
The defense attorney requested that the court assess whether the conditions of the law for further house arrest are met.
The defense attorney stated that the situation with house arrest is demanding for Høiby.
The defense attorney requested that Høiby be released when the court first meets next Monday.
The defense attorney will call a witness to the detention hearing.
The vg article mentions that the defense will call a witness during the pre-trial hearing next week, but does not provide additional details.
Høiby's defense attorney says they will call a witness during the pre-trial hearing next week.
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The prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of house arrest for Marius Borg Høiby. He is requesting release from the current arrangement, which allows him to serve his sentence at home. – In our opinion, there is no basis for continued detention of Høiby. Therefore, we would like to request his release when the court first meets next Monday to assess whether the conditions of the law for further house arrest are met, says defense attorney Alexander Greaker. – The situation with house arrest is demanding for him. The burden is greater than what is revealed publicly, and he looks forward to explaining to the court how the current arrangement affects him. We will also call a witness to the detention hearing, says Greaker.
The Prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of detention for Marius Borg Høiby.
The Prosecution has requested an additional four weeks of detention for Marius Borg Høiby.
Høiby's defense attorney says they will call a witness during the pre-trial hearing next week.