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Legal proceedings involving Marius Borg Høiby

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Marius Borg Høiby, the eldest son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was sentenced to four years in prison by an Oslo court after being found guilty of two counts of rape. The legal proceedings followed allegations of assault that began in August 2024, creating what journalist Stefan Blatt described as “the largest scandal to impact Norway in recent history.” Following the sentencing, an Oslo court extended Høiby’s pretrial detention for an additional four weeks. He is currently serving his arrest under electronic ankle monitoring at Gut Skaugum, the residence of the Norwegian royal couple. While Høiby has expressed his intention to appeal the verdict, police requested the extension citing a risk of recidivism. During this period, Høiby was granted permission to attend the funeral of his stepfather, King Harald V, following the monarch's death death. His defense attorney indicated that the decision to consent to the detention extension was made to avoid “public scrutiny and noise” surrounding the funeral services in late August. Oslo. Høiby had previously been granted leave to visit the monarch in the hospital prior to his passing.

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