Acquitted of kidnapping and murder conspiracy
The prosecution asked for 8 years in prison. On February 1, he was released after completing his sentence of 2 years and 8 months in custody.
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Man charged with murder in Trondheim, defended by Ole Strømmen
Attorney Strømmen is defending the man accused of murdering his cohabitant in the Trolla case.
Lawyer Bratlien critical of detention regime
Lawyer Bratlien represents client featured on NRK. Critical of the treatment of the client and the so-called info-flow system.
Acquitted in threat case
Øyvind Bratlien’s client was among those acquitted in a threat case in Nedre Romerike District Court. He states in a comment that the administrator argued well and thoroughly both factually and legally for acquittal.
Bratlien defends one of the accused in the Prinsdal murder
Client arrested in the case denies criminal guilt.
Bratlien defends in case with fatal consequences in Oslo District Court
Bratlien’s client charged with aggravated assault resulting in death.
Acquitted of double murder – prosecuted again
The law firm Bratlien represents the man who has been acquitted but re-prosecuted for murder in Bosnia.
Jailed for 7 years and 4 months after record seizure
A 37-year-old man was sentenced to 9 years in prison for storing Rivotril. Lawyer Bratlien is pleased with the result of 7 years and 4 months.
Client is released again
Client is released, following an arrest. The prosecution withdrew the appeal. Read more about the case on tv2.no:The police hunted Harnes for two months. Now he can spend the weekend as a free man Lars Harnes arrested: – Gross abuse of power!
Defendant acquitted in plantation case
Lawyer Bratlien was right in his claim that the evidence was insufficient, and today the accused 50-year-old was acquitted.
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