Court judge in Oslo, Norway, has stated that Anders Breivik Behring was conscious when killed 77 people earlier in July. In court, the judge Breivik bothered by a behavior that conveys its propaganda.
Reporting from the CNN site, Monday, November 14, 2011, the judge said there was no reason to assume Breivik crazy when carry out acts of terror.
The judge decided Breivik will undergo detention for 12 weeks until the next court. Visits and correspondence to them will be controlled by the government during the first eight weeks, and the ban on media coverage during the first four weeks.
At the trial of 500 people who attended the victim's family massacre on the island Utoya, Breivik has repeatedly said it recognizes the competence of the court that as he was against the elements of a multicultural society to another. This is the racist propaganda that has been upheld by Breivik.
"I reject this court because you receive a mandate from the organization that supports the ideology of hatred, supports multiculturalism," says Breivik.
Judges have repeatedly interrupted him right extremists began to call himself this time as Commander of the Knights Templar, as he used in the manifesto of 1500 pages thick, written before the start of the terror acts. At the hearing, Breivik not allowed to read a prepared defense.
"I interrupted Breivik in court today because I just wanted to hear his statement regarding the content of this trial," said Presiding Judge Torkjel Nesheim.
"This is not the main trial where Breivik can explain who he was, and I do not want to give him that opportunity."
The trial was held yesterday to determine whether Breivik will remain on hold or not until the next trial. The judge scheduled the next hearing will be conducted in March or April next year.
Reporting from the CNN site, Monday, November 14, 2011, the judge said there was no reason to assume Breivik crazy when carry out acts of terror.
The judge decided Breivik will undergo detention for 12 weeks until the next court. Visits and correspondence to them will be controlled by the government during the first eight weeks, and the ban on media coverage during the first four weeks.
At the trial of 500 people who attended the victim's family massacre on the island Utoya, Breivik has repeatedly said it recognizes the competence of the court that as he was against the elements of a multicultural society to another. This is the racist propaganda that has been upheld by Breivik.
"I reject this court because you receive a mandate from the organization that supports the ideology of hatred, supports multiculturalism," says Breivik.
Judges have repeatedly interrupted him right extremists began to call himself this time as Commander of the Knights Templar, as he used in the manifesto of 1500 pages thick, written before the start of the terror acts. At the hearing, Breivik not allowed to read a prepared defense.
"I interrupted Breivik in court today because I just wanted to hear his statement regarding the content of this trial," said Presiding Judge Torkjel Nesheim.
"This is not the main trial where Breivik can explain who he was, and I do not want to give him that opportunity."
The trial was held yesterday to determine whether Breivik will remain on hold or not until the next trial. The judge scheduled the next hearing will be conducted in March or April next year.
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| Anders Behring Breivik (In Oslo and terrorists Utoya island, Norway). |