This morning:
It is not entirely clear whether the trial will start on Tuesday, as planned.
– We hope it goes as planned, writes defense attorney Ellen Holager Andenæs in an SMS to Nettavisen.
She says the same thing when we call her, but adds that she can't say more at this time.
– I think at the very least we will be able to start, adds Andenæs.
Andenæs also informs Nettavisen that there has been no dialogue between the defense attorneys and the prosecution, or the court, regarding a possible postponement.
Oslo District Court informs Nettavisen just after 8:00 that they have not received any request for a postponement and that the main proceedings will begin as planned.
– Vi håper saken går som planlagt, jeg tror i det lengste at vi klarer å starte, sier forsvarer til Nettavisen.
www.nettavisen.no
The trial has begun. Marius arrived to the court with his lawyers, according to the media he wore a dark sweater with a white shirt underneath.
The court day begins with State Prosecutor Sturla Henriksbø reading out the defendant's name.
Henriksbø then gives his opening statement, which will be the prosecutor's first presentation of the case in court.
After this, the first victim will enter the courtroom. According to the prosecution, the woman was raped without intercourse while she was unable to resist, at a party in Skaugum in December 2018.
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Høiby looks down at the table as State Prosecutor Sturla Henriksbø reads the indictment, but looks up at the judge when he answers "no" to a criminal charge of four rapes. He speaks softly but clearly.
He also denies criminal charges for filming the women without their knowledge.
He partially pleads guilty to the charge of aggravated assault against the so-called Frogner woman.
When asked if he pleads guilty to domestic abuse, Høiby answers "no."
He further pleads guilty to a bodily harm charge against the Frogner woman, and partially guilty to reckless behavior.
He also pleaded guilty to transporting and delivering 3.5 kilograms of marijuana to another person.
Finally, he pleads guilty to new violations of the restraining order against the Frogner woman, and to a number of violations of the Road Traffic Act.
When asked about Høiby's profession or position, he answers "nothing."
Marius Borg Høiby nekter straffskyld for de mest alvorlige tiltalepunktene, men erkjenner flere andre forhold.
www.nrk.no