Norway re-evaluates Breivik parole risk; new forensic psychiatric assessment ordered

Norwegian authorities have commissioned a new forensic psychiatric assessment of Anders Behring Breivik, the perpetrator of the 2011 Utøya and Oslo attacks that killed 77 people, as part of his ongoing parole proceedings. The assessment will evaluate the risk of release, a key factor in the court's decision. This marks a renewed legal step in a case that has repeatedly tested Norway's justice system regarding the possibility of rehabilitation for the country's worst mass murderer.