Anders Breivik has admitted killing 93 people.
The suspect in the attacks that have bloodied Norway will be presented to 13 hours to a judge for a decision on his provisional detention. The appearance of Anders Breivik will be held in camera.
The appearance of Behring Anders Breivik, who admitted being the author of the carnage that has killed 93 in Norway Friday, will be held in camera at 1:00 p.m. in accordance with the wishes of the police, said a court official. More than 100 journalists had gathered in front of the courtroom inside the court, reported an AFP journalist.
Norwegian police will ask exceptionally eight weeks of detention against Behring Anders Breivik, the suspect in Friday's carnage, in his first appearance before a judge today, said the Oslo City Court.
"The prosecutor will ask eight weeks of temporary detention for Behring Anders Breivik," the court said in a statement. "The prosecutor will also request that the hearing be held in camera," says the same source.
Typically, the maximum duration of remand in custody in Norway is renewable for four weeks at the end of this period, but in special circumstances, also renewable eight weeks may be required, said a spokesman for the police , Viola Bjelland.
Suspected of having perpetrated the two attacks that have killed 93 in Oslo and on the island of Utoeya Friday, Behring Breivik is scheduled to appear before a judge at 13.00. The young man of 32 years for his part wishes that the hearing be public and can present themselves in uniform, his lawyer said Sunday night.
"He has two wishes: first, that the hearing be public and the second is that it can be dressed in uniform," said the lawyer, Geir Lippestad, television NRK, saying they did not know " what uniform it is. "
The judge will rule first on whether the public nature of the hearing, then the pre-trial detention. At present, Anders Breivik Behring has the status of suspect and, according to the Norwegian judicial system, will not be charged until after the police investigation. Anders Breivik Behring, the suspect of the attacks that have bloodied Norway Friday, will be presented Monday to a judge for a decision on his detention on remand, Norwegian police said Sunday.
"The suspect will be presented tomorrow (Monday) before a court to remand in custody," said Commissioner Sveinung Sponheim of the Oslo police, during a press briefing.
According to the Norwegian court proceedings, the judge may decide a provisional detention for up to four weeks, which may be renewed as part of a new hearing at the end of the first period.
He will return as the judge to decide whether the hearing will be open to the public or not, said Sveinung Sponheim.
Currently, Anders Breivik Behring has the status of suspect and, according to the Norwegian judicial system, will not be charged until after the police investigation.
Police said no yet know the motives of the suspect, who admitted the facts alleged against him.
According to the latest report from the police, 93 people died in the massacre at the gun of young Labour gathered on the island of Utoeya, near Oslo, and the explosion shortly before a bomb near the headquarters of the Norwegian government.
(From Reuters)
