First consequences for Mette-Marit's scandalous son after attack on young woman

Her lawyer Mette Yvonne Larsen confirmed this to VGThe temporary injunction is valid until March 2025. In conversation with Evening post The lawyer also explains that her client initially did not want to take this step. But that has now changed. “It was deemed necessary, but I have no further comments,” says Larsen.

The police also confirmed that Marius had agreed to the temporary injunction: “The basis for the temporary injunction is that the victim wants it.” Otherwise, the Oslo Police Department does not want to comment on the background of the temporary injunction.” It came into force on September 2nd.

Bodily harm: What punishment does Mette-Marit’s scandalous son Marius face?

What consequences could the scandalous son of the Norwegian Crown Princess expect? In an interview with the Norwegian television station TV2 Lawyers assess the case. The range of assumptions ranges from fines to prison sentences. “21 to 30 days [Haft, Anm. d. Red.] – provided the violence is limited,” explains lawyer Stian Trones Bråstein. However, individual cases also come into play. Lawyer Marijana Lozic also knows this: “If it is a case of strangulation or a blow to the face, a prison sentence is threatened.”

So far, we have waited in vain for a statement from Mette-Marit on the drama surrounding her son. Prince Haakon (51), on the other hand, has already been confronted with unpleasant questions. Sources used: TV2, Aftenposten, VG