The ten-year anniversary of the attacks was marked in July.... The Oslo state prosecutor's office has rejected Breivik's application for early release, meaning it will now go to court, the prosecutor in charge Hulda Karlsdottir told Reuters, confirming a report by newspaper VG.... The court told Reuters it has received the request and was now reviewing the documents.No date or final venue for the hearing has been set....

Among those watching the proceedings in a court room set up in a gym in Norway's the high-security Ringerike jail was Freddy Lie, one of whose daughters was shot dead by Brevik.... Breivik murdered eight people with a car bomb in Oslo then gunned down 69 others, most of them teenagers, at a Labour Party youth camp on July 22, 2011.... StarPicks Empowering businesses with digital innovation The 44-year-old is due to speak himself on Tuesday....

He then drove to the island of Ut？... ya, where he opened fire on the annual summer camp of the left-wing Labor Party’s youth wing.... And while this likely means a lifelong sentence, it also opens the possibility that Breivik can demand annual parole hearings where he can broadcast his views, says Johnsen.“ According to Norwegian law he has a right now to go before a judge, ” said？...

He killed eight with a car bomb in Oslo and then gunned down 69, most of them teenagers, at a Labour Party youth camp. The 42-year-old neo-Nazi is serving Norway's maximum sentence of 21 years, which can be extended indefinitely if he is deemed a continued threat to society.... But after a decade in prison he is entitled to apply for parole." In my opinion, the risk that he will carry out violent acts in the future has not diminished since I wrote my first risk assessment in 2012-2013," prison

He has been held in isolation ever since he killed eight people with a car bomb in Oslo and gunned down 69 others, most of them teenagers, on Utoeya island.... Andreas Hjetland, representing the Justice Ministry, said in his closing argument on Friday" there is no ground for the allegation that Breivik's human rights are being violated"." Breivik remains very dangerous," he told the court.... " He has shown no regret," she told Reuters, speaking at an Oslo courtroom where the case was broadcas

And there has been debate here about whether part of the justice system should be changed for someone like him, ” said Erik Kursetgjerde, who survived the slaughter on Utoya island as an 18-year-old.... While Breivik’s human rights case was ultimately overturned by a higher court, the episode showed just how far the Norwegian criminal justice system could bend in favor of prisoners’ rights and living conditions.... “ His conditions, according to Norwegian standards, are excellent, ” said his p