US EditionSandra Borch Admits to Drunk Driving in Nord-Troms and Senja District Court
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Former SP minister Sandra Borch has been sentenced to 30 days in prison for drunk driving, but will not have to serve any time if she follows certain conditions.
Former SP minister Sandra Borch has been sentenced to 30 days in prison for drunk driving, but will not have to serve any time if she follows certain conditions.
Former SP government minister Sandra Borch appeared in the Nord-Troms and Senja District Court, charged with two counts of drunk driving. In one of the cases, she drove for two hours.
(Nordlys): Former minister Sandra Borch (Sp) appeared in the Nord-Troms and Senja District Court on Tuesday morning. She is charged with two counts of drunk driving in October 2025, and the case is being handled as a confession case. Borch's lawyer John Christian Elden speaks out in an interview with the newspaper Nordlys.
Sandra Borch (37) has admitted to two counts of drunk driving. The court will decide on Tuesday whether she will be released from prison.
The former minister and parliamentarian admitted in court in Tromsø on Tuesday to driving under the influence of alcohol twice this fall.
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