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Norway crown princess's son to stay in custody before rape verdict, says court

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Norway crown princess's son to stay in custody before rape verdict, says court
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There was an obvious risk that he would have further contact with the "Frogner woman", the court decided."We are very, very disappointed on behalf of our client. One can imagine how he feels," one of his two defence lawyers, Ellen Holager Andenæs, told Norwegian media.Prosecutors are seeking a jail term of seven years and seven months for Høiby, who is accused of 40 criminal offences. He denies four counts of rape, but admits some of the lesser charges, including possessing drugs and traffic offences.The rape charges all involve women who were either asleep or incapacitated after they had had consensual sex.

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Norway crown princess's son to stay in custody before rape verdict, says court51 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GooglePaul KirbyEurope digital editorNTB/AlamyFile pic of Marius Borg Høiby from January 2026, weeks before his trial in OsloA Norwegian appeal court has rejected a request by Marius Borg Høiby to be released from custody because of his mother's serious illness, ahead of a verdict in a rape trial.The appeal court's ruling in Oslo overturns a lower court's decision on Monday ordering the release of the crown princess's 29-year-old son pending next Monday's verdict on 40 criminal charges.

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