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Norway mass killer loses case to end solitary confinement

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Norway mass killer loses case to end solitary confinement. Anders Behring Breivik, found guilty of killing 77 people, mainly teenagers, in July 2011, lost his claim Thursday. Oslo District Court found that limiting his freedom and communication to the public was justified as he still remains a danger to society.

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Norway mass killer loses case to end solitary confinement

Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, found guilty of killing 77 people, mainly teenagers, in July 2011, lost his claim Thursday against the state to end his solitary confinement in prison. The trial for Breivik’s suit was held in January against the Norwegian Ministry of Justice over the conditions of his detention. The trial was held in the gymnasium of Ringerike prison. Breivik stated that his constant time in isolation was “inhumane”…

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