A court in Norway unanimously rejected the appeal by Anders Breivik for early parole on Tuesday, ordering him to remain in prison. The Norwegian neo-Nazi killed 77 people in July 2011, for which he was sentenced to the longest possible sentence of 21 years. His sentence can be extended if he is deemed to still pose a threat to public safety. "The risk of violence is real and significant and equal to what it was when he was first sentenced," the district court said. Breivik claimed to have renounced violence during his appeal. However, he continued to express white supremacist...
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