Norwegian prosecutors convict Marius Borg Høiby, the eldest son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, of rape and sentence him to four years in prison. Multiple outlets report that the court finds him guilty on two counts of rape out of four rape charges considered at trial. He is also convicted of additional, lesser offenses, though the specific crimes named in reports vary slightly by outlet. He denies the rape allegations, and several reports state that his defense had sought an acquittal. Reports also note that the prosecution had argued for a significantly longer prison term, while the defense urged a lighter sentence. After the ruling, Høiby is sentenced to four years and therefore does not receive the acquittal requested by his lawyers. Coverage across sources agrees on the sentence length and the core outcome: two rape convictions, two rape acquittals, and an overall four-year prison term.