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Will Breivik Be Released? The Court Will Once Again Consider the Motion.

Should Anders Breivik, responsible for the most tragic events in modern Norway, have a chance at freedom? This is a question a Norwegian court will decide based on the latest psychological expertise. For the third time, experts will be called upon to assess whether the convicted man still poses a threat to society.

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