Overview
- Prosecutors formally charged 28-year-old Marius Borg Høiby on August 18 with 32 alleged offenses spanning 2018 to 2024, including four counts of rape.
- The indictment also accuses him of domestic abuse, death threats, assaulting an officer and recording images without consent.
- Under Norwegian criminal law, the listed offenses carry a maximum prison term of up to ten years if he is convicted.
- Høiby, who holds no royal title or succession rights, denies the accusations and is expected to stand trial early next year.
- Prosecutor Sturla Henriksbo emphasized the gravity of gender-based violence and insisted that Høiby’s royal family connections must not influence legal proceedings.