Breivic Trial News Review - 5.2.12
Last Update: 12:43 PM 5/2/2012
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/16/12
Breivik Syndrome: Grandiose - Persecutory type of Delusional Disorder with resulting mass murder in a messianic quest to prom... General Psychiatry Review - 4.28.12. Google Reader - General Psychiatry News General ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/30/12
Breivik Syndrome: Grandiose - Persecutory type of Delusional Disorder with resulting mass murder in a messianic quest to prom... Mike Nova: Some open questions in Breivik Trial. Mike Nova: Some open questions in Breivik ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/30/12
This is a personality disorder, which (see our previous article on this here) has been one of the most common clusters of diagnoses metered out to so-called 'lone wolf' killers, which is the kind of murderer Breivik appears to ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/30/12
Breivik was (and is) sane, the two court-appointed psychiatrists behind the new report argue, though he may be suffering from a narcissistic personality disorder. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a description of a personality ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by rbuscher@haleymiranda.com on 3/16/12
... committed in the village of Balandai may represent another manifestation of the “Breivik syndrome,” in which an individual commits a horrific act of violence motivated by intensely anti-Islamic and anti-Muslim sentiments.
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by unknown on 4/30/12
A self-confessed Norway mass killer Anders Breivik keeps contact with Russian ultra right-wing activists who are now translating his Manifesto into Russian, the Dagbladet quoted on Monday Breivik's lawyer Tord Jordet as saying. ... Breivik shooter syndrome ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/18/12
syndrome quite nicely. If these diagnostic impressions are confirmed in further psychiatric evaluations and affirmed by the court, then Breivik definitely should not be considered legally responsible (although he is fit to proceed) ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/26/12
Breivik Syndrome: mass murder as a result of paranoid - grandiose ultra nationalist delusions. How many are afflicted with it, not leading to a fatal outcome yet? Breivik Syndrome: mass murder as a result of paranoid ...
via Breivik Syndrome - Google News on 4/13/12
Inside the Mind of Anders Breivik - The Norwegian on Trial for Mass Murder
Huffington Post UK (blog) Breivik was (and is) sane, the two court-appointed psychiatrists behind the new report argue, though he may be suffering from a narcissistic personality disorder. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a description of a personality rather than a mental ... and more » |
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via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/18/12
Mike Nova. Breivik Trial and The Crisis Of Psychiatry As A Science. Breivik is not the only one who is on this trial. Psychiatry as a science is on this trial also, just like on many other trials where forensic psychiatric involvement ...
via Mike Nova - Google Blog Search by Mike Nova on 4/18/12
Mike Nova: Does Breivik suffer from DELUSIONAL DISORDER, Grandiose - Persecutory Type? Mike Nova: Does Breivik suffer from DELUSIONAL DISORDER? (Grandiose - Persecutory Type)? All symptoms and behaviors fit ...
via anders behring breivik - Google Blog Search by By ANDREW ROSENTHAL on 4/16/12
Accused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures as he arrives at the courtroom, in Oslo, Pool photo by Hakon Mosvold LarsenAccused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures as he arrives at the courtroom, in Oslo, ...
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via anders behring breivik - Google Blog Search by By ANDREW ROSENTHAL on 4/16/12
Accused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures as he arrives at the courtroom, in Oslo, Pool photo by Hakon Mosvold LarsenAccused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures as he arrives at the courtroom, in Oslo, ...
Anders Breivik
By ANDREW ROSENTHAL
Pool photo by Hakon Mosvold Larsen
Accused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures as he arrives at the courtroom, in Oslo, Norway.
If the court finds him insane, Mr. Breivik will be kept under forced psychiatric care “for as long as his illness persists” (possibly the rest of his life). Otherwise, Mr. Breivik’s maximum sentence will be 21 years, although a judge can extend his incarceration after that point if he’s still considered dangerous.
By American standards that’s a shockingly lenient punishment. Comparing one high-profile case with another—if a Florida jury finds George Zimmerman guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, he’ll face a maximum sentence of life in prison, and a minimum penalty of 25 years.
The American system, oriented around punishment (vengeance) and containment (keeping dangerous people off the streets), is arguably more satisfying for a crime like Mr. Breivik’s. But outside of worst-of-the-worst type cases, it’s Norway, with its focus on rehabilitation, that has the more rational and effective prison policy.
Our prisons are degrading and dangerous. A 2005 commission found that more than a million people had been sexually assaulted in prisons over a twenty-year period. They’re also overcrowded, which is hardly surprising since America has 751 prisoners per 100,000 inhabitants, or roughly 2.3 million people behind bars, more than any other country. Harsh conditions don’t seem to deter criminals, or prevent recidivism. Nearly 60 percent of former convicts end up back in jail after two years.
Norway has 71 prisoners per 100,000 inhabitants, with prisons that resemble “college dorm[s],” according to a Daily Beast article from last year. A maximum-security facility for murderers and rapists close to the Swedish border has “mint-green walls and IKEA-style furniture in varnished natural wood…Each cell comes with a flat-screen TV, a private bath, and a large unbarred window.” Seems like a waste of money. And yet these cushy accommodations don’t attract repeat visitors. Only 20 percent of former convicts end up back in jail after two years.
I can hear people saying, what has Norway got to do with anything? It’s a small country with a historically low crime rate. That’s true. But it’s worth noting that America’s vastly greater experience with crime has not made us any better at dealing with it.
via anders behring breivik - Google Blog Search by Christian Peregin on 4/29/12
Norwegian terrorist mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik visited Malta with his mother in 2004 to conduct “historic research” for his manifesto but told the police he never made any permanent contacts on the island. The visit ...
via anders behring breivik - Google News on 4/28/12
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Norway Muslims question focus on Breivik's sanity
Houston Chronicle JULIA GRONNEVET, AP Anders Behring Breivik arrives in court in Oslo Friday April 27, 2012 for the continuation of his trial. Since he has admitted his actions, Breivik's mental state is the key issue for the trial to resolve. If found guilty and sane, ... Breivik visited Malta for 'historical research'Times of Malta In Norway, Muslim leaders say Breivik trial should focus on gunman's anti ...Washington Post Norway trial: Muslims question focus on Breivik's sanityNew Zealand Herald all 48 news articles » |
via anders behring breivik - Google News on 5/1/12
Do Videogames Make People (Better) Killers?
Patch.com Norwegian spree killer Anders Behring Breivik unfortunately brings the violence and videogames link to the world's attention again. Did playing a videogame really make him a better killer? No. AP Credit AP Anders Behring Breivik's horrific July 2011 ... and more » |
via anders behring breivik - Google News on 4/30/12
Tarring Jihad's Opponents
American Thinker The "Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik[,]" infamous for his bloody July 22, 2011 attacks, for example, was "inspired by many of the 'counter-jihadists' we profile in this report" and, accordingly, features with his personally created fantastical ... |
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Keep death penalty for worst offenders
Minneapolis Star Tribune Accused Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik gestures on arrival at the courtroom, in Oslo, Norway, Wednesday April 18, 2012. Photo: Aserud, Lise, Associated Press If anyone personifies evil, it is Anders Breivik. The 33-year-old Norwegian violently ... and more » |
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 Haaretz |
Norwegian media slams anti-Semitic professor
Ynetnews The Norwegian sociologist Johan Galtung, who made anti-Semitic remarks suggesting a connection between Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik and Israel's Mossad, drew criticism not only in Israel, but also on the pages of Scandinavian newspapers. Can You Prove the Mossad Isn't Behind Breivik?National Review Online (blog) Norwegian academic makes anti-Semitic statements and suggests link between ...European Jewish Press 'Father of peace studies' makes public anti-Semitic remarksJewish Telegraphic Agency Algemeiner -Haaretz all 18 news articles » |
via anders behring breivik - Google News on 4/10/12
 Telegraph.co.uk |
Anders Behring Breivik to tell Norway trial he regrets 'not going further'
Telegraph.co.uk Right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, whose trial for the killing of 77 people in Norway last July is to begin on Monday, plans to tell the court he regrets "not going further", his lawyer said Tuesday. "This will be extremely difficult, ... Norway killer found sane in new examinationUSA TODAY Norway massacre suspect Anders Behring Breivik is 'not insane'The Guardian Norway mass murderer not insane: examNew York Daily News New York Times (blog) -CNN all 786 news articles » |
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 Arutz Sheva |
Can You Prove the Mossad Isn't Behind Breivik?
National Review Online (blog) He's just asking questions: Among other claims, Galtung stated that there is a possible link between Anders Behring Breivik, responsible for massacring dozens of children in Norway last summer, and Jewish and Israeli factions. 'Father of peace studies' makes public anti-Semitic remarksJewish Telegraphic Agency Anti-Israel Professor Suggests Link Between Norway Massacre and MossadAlgemeiner Norwegian Scholar Connects Breivik's Attack to MossadArutz Sheva Haaretz -Council on Foreign Relations (blog) all 14 news articles » |
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