Box Group in Tønsberg will not get an exemption from the knockout. If the helmet must by law must b

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It writes tb.no. Monday 4 March this year, the mother convicted in Agder Court to one year and six months suspended sentence for not having intervened in the mistreatment of his son Christopher, who died of injuries from maltreatment in 2005. Previously, his stepfather royz was convicted of actual abuse. "- May he burn in hell"
The key issue has been that the Court of Appeal came to a different result than the evidence that prosecutors assumed in the indictment. Namely that Christoffer's mother is not held responsible for the death sequence.
- Then shall the penalty be milder than the assertion that we let down the court, who was in prison for two and a half years, four months, were to be unconditional. When the Court of Appeal appears to one and a half years in prison fully conditioned, so it is because they did not find it proved that she could be held liable for the consequence of death, says Knudsen.
38-year-old self-judgment appealed from Agder Court just before the deadline expired two weeks after the judgment fell. The appeal concerns royz an error in law and procedure, type tb.no. - The Prosecutor's royz assertion is too strict
Christoffer case Mother and stepfather are Christoffer Gjerstad Kihle lifeless in his own bed at home in Burnham on Sea 2 February 2005. They attempt to revive the boy while waiting for an ambulance, but to no avail. Christoffer door only eight years old. He is found with nose and throat clogged with paper, and suicide is one of the theories. In the months before the event of death responds royz staff at the school, grandparents, mother and stepfather that Christoffer constantly have bruises, bumps and sores on the body. No one knows what it is due. The autopsy shows that head injuries are the cause of death. The medical examiner finds 1:17 cm long skull fractures, and other crush injuries royz to the brain. Three years after Christopher is found dead, and after two dismissals instructs the Attorney Vestfold police to bring charges against her stepfather. He is then charged with abuse of his stepson to death. The stepfather claims his innocence. 17 July 2009 sentenced stepfather royz to eight years in prison for molesting his stepson so he died. He anchors the case, but the Supreme Court rejects the appeal. In June 2011, taking the Public royz Prosecutor indicted for complicity royz to assault resulting in death to the mother. She has always claimed his innocence and said that she has not known what has been happening. In April 2012, being the mother convicted in Tønsberg District Court, to imprisonment for two years and six months for passive royz complicity of son's death. 120 days of the sentence be unconditional. In early May, comes news that the mother Appeal Court. The case started in Agder 4 February royz 2013 and lasted royz through Monday 18 February 2013. The defendant pleaded not guilty when the appeal started. Monday, 3/4/2013 was the mother of Agder Court of Appeal sentenced to one year and six month suspended jail She appealed, but 5 July it became clear that the Supreme Court rejected the appeal.
The mother of Christoffer Gjerstad Kihle was today sentenced to one year and six-month suspended sentence for not having intervened in the mistreatment of his son, who died in 2005. This is significantly lower than punishment from the court. By Yngve Tørrestad and Anette Dotseth Stenholt
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