Prosecutor Requests an Extension of Four More Weeks of Detention of Marius Borg
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Marius Borg Høiby will remain in house arrest for at least four more weeks and will do so with the electronic bracelet that controls his movements. Queen Mette-Marit's son had planned the period of pretrial detention on September 7, but the Norwegian Public Prosecutor's Office has requested a further extension of his detention and he has decided not to oppose it. According to his defense lawyer, Petar Sekulic, to the Norwegian media VG, maintain…
Marius Borg Høiby has given way to pressure. Next Monday 7 September ends the pretrial detention that had been ordered for Mette-Marit’s 29-year-old son, and the Norwegian prosecutor’s office will ask for four weeks more than this time he is willing to serve. That is, although on previous occasions he had demanded that he be placed in a new system that expands his freedoms despite his sentence of 4 years in prison for two rapes, assaults and oth…
Marius Borg, who is charged with violation, decided not to appeal the court's decision.
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CatalunyapressMarius Borg agrees to extend his preventive sentence at the request of the prosecution to avoid controversy during the events in memory of the Norwegian king...
Marius Borg Høiby (29) will remain in custody beyond the coming Monday – with his own consent. The current order would have expired on September 7, 2026, but the 29-year-old voluntarily agrees to a further extension. His defender Petar Sekulic explains to the news agency NTB the tragic reason for this step: "This is due to the death of the king and the circumstances associated with it." Marius' Ziechopa King Harald V (†89) died last Friday.
Marius Borg Høiby is to remain in custody for four more weeks. Attorney Petar Sekulic explains why his client agrees.
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