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Police pleaded for four weeks of detention, but failed. The police prosecutor, Tom Gjestvang, in the inner police district, informed the court that the appeal was on appeal.
He asked that the order be given a suspicious effect. The court took the petition. This means that the plaintiff can not be released at the earliest when the appeal is brought before the court of appeal.
Judge Edvard Horn Welle-Strand of the Gjøvik District Court writes in the decision that the case will be immediately sent to Eidsivating lagmannsrett.
The prosecution received Wednesday a deadline to submit its letter of support for the appeal. The defendant's alleged defendant must also file his response on July 18.
In early July, a man in the 60s of West Oppland was detained and sentenced to a man in the 40s for coercion and threats up to two years. .
The accused did not recognize any penalty.
– He is completely incomprehensible for the sentence. He finds it difficult to find himself in this situation, and does not understand everything that has happened, said the human rights defender Magnhild Attorney General Irene Claudius in Aftenposten.
The man of about forty years old should not have been physically taken into the home of the accused, he had to have his own key to the house. It must have been subjected to other forms of control.
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