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OSLO, Jan 13, 2012 (AFP) - An Oslo court on Friday ordered a new psychiatric evaluation of Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in twin attacks in July, after an earlier and widely contested test found him criminally insane.
"Due to the gravity of this case, the criminal responsibility (of Behring
Breivik) must be examined again," Oslo District Court judge Wenche Elizabeth Arntzen told a news conference.
"Due to the gravity of this case, the criminal responsibility (of Behring
Breivik) must be examined again," Oslo District Court judge Wenche Elizabeth Arntzen told a news conference.
