Posted on 07/24/2011 7:39:29 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Anders Behring Breivik, who according to his lawyer has admitted his role in the mass murder of at least 93 people in an atrocious but necessary act, could if found guilty be imprisoned beyond the countrys 21-year maximum sentence, according to a Norwegian prosecutor.
But to keep him in jail for the rest of his life, in the countrys famously comfortable prison system, would be unheard of in the peaceful, egalitarian country of five million people, said Carol Sandbye, a lawyer who works in Norways office of public prosecutions.
She said the countrys General Civil Penal Code gives the state prosecutor the right to seek an extension of sentences beyond the 21-year maximum for up to five years at a time, on the condition that the inmate is deemed to be a high risk of repeating serious offences.
Sandbye, who was fielding media calls at the Oslo Police District office Sunday, said its therefore technically possible to keep extending a sentence indefinitely.
You can, but its highly unlikely, she told Postmedia News in a telephone interview. That would mean that person is going to spend his entire life in jail.
Sandbye said that inmates in all civilized countries without the death penalty are eventually paroled.
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You just don't let a mass murderer loose after 21 years ~ not prudent at all!
11 years on good behavior.
Imagine that happening
What about the 93 Muslim rapists and murderers?
Maybe one of the victims was from another country and that country can demand extradition and put the SOB in a real jail.
93 deaths - a tragedy.
100+ million of deaths - a statistic (source: Black Book of Communism.)
And that is without all the personal items.
So, Norway, how does it feel to be so “civilized” as to NOT have the Death Penalty?
Do you feel justice can possible prevail?
Or do you continue to pat yourselves on the back for being too high-minded to see the agony of 90+ of your citizenry who were killed in ruthless, indifferent and painful ways? And of course, the families of those — their pain is pretty meaningless compared to your EU self-importance. How many in pain — many for the rest of their lives? Hundreds? Thousands?
How’s that working for you?
All liberal democracies favor their criminal element. He will get out, as except for the families of the victims, in twenty years most people will have forgotten about the crime having gone on to more interesting things such as eating, drinking, drugging, copulating, sport etc.
They can have computers, TVs, books, pretty much anything they want. They have gyms, gardens, parks, the works.
>>Maybe one of the victims was from another country and that country can demand extradition and put the SOB in a real jail. <<
CRAP! That looks better than my dorm room in college!
Very true.
The save money on fences.
They save money on fences.
I look for some grieving father to attempt to assassinate the monster, ala Jack Ruby. What are they going to do if he succeeds? Give him 21 years? Some parents would consider it a good trade.
Who knows.
How do you say "eloi" in Norwegian
who would want to leave
“Typical prison cell in Norway.”
Explains why the Muzzies don’t seem to fear committing crimes.
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