Norwegian court convicts Marius Borg Høiby, the 29-year-old son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, in a rape case and sentences him to four years in prison. Multiple outlets report that the verdict is based on two counts of rape, after a trial held in Oslo. In addition to the rape convictions, the court also finds him guilty of domestic violence and other offences, with some reports including drug-related charges and other misconduct. The prosecution had brought a larger set of allegations, with several sources stating that Høiby faced 40 charges. Reported maximum exposure in the case ranges up to 16 years in prison, reflecting the breadth of the charges. One outlet notes the trial lasted about seven weeks. Accounts also report that Høiby denies the rape allegations, while acknowledging lesser offences. The case receives international attention because of his royal ties, and it is described in reports as involving his mother’s background and health as part of the wider public interest.