Aktorene Sturla Henriksbø og Andreas Kruszewski mener at riktig straff er syv år og syv måneder for Marius Borg Høiby.
Høiby er tiltalt for 40 lovbrudd .
Det mener forsvarerne Ellen Holager Andenæs og Petar Sekulic er for strengt.
De mener at en riktig straff er på ett år og seks måneder .
Forsvarerne Sekulic og Andenæs på vei inn i tingretten mandag.
Dommen kommer i dag klokka 08.30. Dommer Jon Sverdrup Efjestad vil lese opp slutningen – hva straffen blir – aller først.
Videre skal et sammendrag av dommen leses opp, dette vil tar omtrent 1,5 time.
– Vi håper på det beste naturligvis, så får vi bare se, sier Sekulic på vei inn i retten.
Forsvareren understreker at Høiby er god forberedt, men han vil ikke si noe om en eventuell anke av saken.
– Det tar vi stilling til senere.
Les mer om straffesaken mot Høiby her:
Heidi Reisvang er bistandsadvokat for tre av de fornærmede kvinnene.
– Mine klienter er spente på dommen som kommer, i likhet med alle andre, sier Reisvang.
– Det har vært en svært krevende prosess for dem, legger hun til.
Petar Sekulic, forsvarer for Høiby, sier klienten er forberedt på at han vil måtte sone en fengselsstraff.
Jon Anders Hasle, som er advokat og sitter i styret til forsvarergruppen i Advokatforeningen, omtaler mandag morgen dette som en vanskelig sak.
– Særlig vanskelig er det når det er så mye informasjon, sier Hasle, og peker blant annet på den omfattende pressedekningen, men også at det i saker som denne er ord mot ord.
Bistandsadvokat Hege Salomon var også på plass i tingretten:
Avslag på fotlenke og løslatelse
I påvente av dommen har Høiby sittet i varetekt.
Selv har han hevdet at varetektsfengslingen har vært preget av « ekstremt lite menneskelig kontakt », og ønsket å fortsette varetektsfengslingen med fotlenke på Skaugum.
Det avslo Oslo tingrett og senere Borgarting lagmannsrett . Saken ble anket til Høyesterett, som forkastet anken.
Høiby fikk ikke innvilget varetekt med fotlenke på Skaugum, og ble ikke løslatt i forkant av domsavsigelsen.
Da det i starten av mai ble kjent at Høibys mor, kronprinsesse Mette-Marit, sin lungesykdom har blitt livstruende , ba forsvarerne om løslatelse.
Politiet ville fortsette å holde 29-åringen i varetekt, mens Oslo tingrett ville løslate ham.
Aktor anket tingrettens avgjørelse til lagmannsretten, som konkluderte med å ikke løslate ham . Saken ble ikke anket, og Høiby måtte fortsette varetektsperioden.
Få oversikt over alle tiltalepunktene her:
Tiltalepunkta:
Seksuallovbrot
Antal tilfelle: 10
Høiby er tiltalt for fire valdtekter. Alle dei fire tilfella gjeld seksuell omgang med ein person som på grunn av søvn og/eller rus ikkje har kunna motsetja seg handlinga. Ei av valdtektane omfatta samleie, altså innføring av penis i kvinnas kjønnsorgan. Han er også tiltalt for seks tilfelle av seksuelt krenkande filming/fotografering.
Sjå tiltalepunkt og strafferamme Valdtekt med samleie
8. oktober 2023 hadde han seksuell omgang med ei kvinne han møtte i Lofoten, trass i at ho var ute av stand til å motsetja seg handlinga. Valdtekta omfattar samleie.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Fengsel inntil 10 år
Valdtekt
20. desember 2018 hadde han seksuell omgang med ei kvinne i 40-åra, trass i at ho var ute av stand til å motsetja seg handlinga.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Fengsel inntil 10 år
24. mars 2024 hadde han seksuell omgang med ei kvinne han møtte på ein fest i Oslo, trass i at ho var ute av stand til å motsetja seg handlinga.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Fengsel inntil 10 år
2. november 2024 hadde han seksuell omgang med ei kvinne han var saman med på eit hotell i Oslo, trass i at ho var ute av stand til å motsetja seg handlinga.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Fengsel inntil 10 år
Seksuelt krenkande filming/fotografering
8. oktober 2023 filma han underlivet til kvinna han møtte i Lofoten. Ho var ikkje klar over at ho blei filma, og hadde ikkje samtykka til dette.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Bot eller fengsel inntil 1 år
I tidsrommet frå 21. - 22. november 2023 tok han bilde av underlivet til Frogner-kvinna og filma seksuell handling. Ho var ikkje klar over fotograferinga og filminga, og hadde ikkje samtykka til dette.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Bot eller fengsel inntil 1 år
26. november 2023 tok han bilde av underlivet til Frogner-kvinna. Ho var ikkje klar over at ho blei tatt bilde av, og hadde ikkje samtykka til dette.
Erkjenner straffskuld: nei
Strafferamme: Bot eller fengsel inntil 1 år
2. desember 2023 tok han bilde av underlivet til Frogner-kvinna medan han utførte ei seksuell handling. Ho var ikkje klar over at ho blei tatt bilde av, og hadde ikkje samtykka til dette.
Erkjenner straffskuld: ja
Strafferamme: Bot eller fengsel inntil 1 år
24. mars 2024 filma han kvinna i 20-åra, som han møtte på fest i Oslo, medan dei hadde seksuell omgang og medan han gjennomførte valdtekta som er omtalt tidlegare. Kvinna var ikkje klar over at ho blei fil…
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DagbladetIndependentCenterMarius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been sentenced to four years in prison for two counts of rape and abuse in close relationships. He was acquitted of other charges including rape of a hotel employee and a woman from Lofoten, as well as two violations of visitation bans. Høiby has decided to appeal the verdict. Experts note the case could have significant legal, political, and royal house implications.
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NRK NyheterState / PublicCenter6 days ago Marius Borg Høiby sentenced to four years in prisonMarius Borg Høiby has been sentenced to four years in prison for abuse in close relationships involving Nora Haukland. He was acquitted of two cases of rape, specifically the Skaugum case and the Vestkant case. In the Skaugum case, the court found beyond reasonable doubt that the woman was asleep, based on her lack of reaction and movements during the incident. In the Vestkant case, there was agreement that the sexual encounter was consensual.
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AftenpostenParty-aligned🔒Center6 days ago The prince's son sentenced to four years in prison for 34 violations of the lawMarius Borg Høiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was sentenced to four years in prison for multiple crimes including two rapes and assault. He denies guilt for the rapes but was acquitted of two of them. The court also ordered him to pay compensation to several victims. The trial took place in Oslo District Court, with journalists present from Norway and across Europe. One of the victims, an Oslo woman, was present and wept during the sentencing.
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AftenpostenParty-aligned🔒Center6 days ago Høiby is appealing after being sentenced to four years in prisonMarius Borg Høiby has been sentenced to four years in prison for multiple counts of rape and assault, including two rapes of Nora Haukland. He was acquitted of two of the rapes but found guilty of other charges. The court ordered him to pay compensation to the victims. Høiby, who has been in pretrial detention since the trial began, denied guilt for the rapes. The sentencing took place at Oslo District Court, with the only victim present being Nora Haukland, who cried during the reading of the verdict.
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NRK NyheterState / PublicCenter6 days ago The verdict in the legal case against Høiby is being announced todayThe court is set to deliver its verdict today in the criminal case against Marius Borg Høiby. The prosecution, represented by Sturla Henriksbø and Andreas Kruszewski, has argued for a sentence of seven years and seven months, citing 40 alleged offenses. The defense, led by Ellen Holager Andenæs and Petar Sekulic, believes a more appropriate sentence would be one year and six months. The defense team is entering the courtroom, with Sekulic stating they hope for the best but will make a decision on an appeal later. Heidi Reisvang, legal aid lawyer for three of the victims, says her clients are '
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- court Sturla Henriksbø
- court Andreas Kruszewski
- court Ellen Holager Andenæs
- court Petar Sekulic
- court Heidi Reisvang
- court Jon Anders Hasle
DagbladetIndependentCenter6 days ago Swedish stick: - Haaland not even closeThe article reports on the sentencing of Marius Borg Høiby, the eldest son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, who was tried in Oslo District Court for 40 alleged offenses including assault, four rapes, violence, damage, breach of visitation bans, and one drug offense. Høiby has admitted to some aspects of the charges but denies guilt for the most serious allegations. The court sentenced him to four years in prison. His lawyers expressed hope for the best outcome before the verdict, while the prosecutor described the day as demanding.
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- government Oslo District Court
- other Advokat Petar Sekulic
- government Statsadvokat Sturla Henriksbø
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