#Simen Johan

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Dead elk frozen to tree ... eerily beautiful, 2010 - by Simen Johan (1973), Norwegian

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Simen Johan

Untitled #198. 2019

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Simen Johan

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Simen Johan

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believe it or not, this is art! by simen johan, extraordinary! 💚

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The lawyer confirms: Refuses to explain himself

Marius Borg Høiby has hired a high-profile star lawyer with expertise in criminal law.

The news that Marius Borg Høiby (27) was thrown into solitary confinement on Sunday and held without bail for 30 hours before he was released has hit like a bomb.

According to Se og Hør's sources, the news also hit Skaugum like a bomb.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit (50) was supposed to be in place today during the men's 1,500 final during the Olympics in Paris. Haakon appeared on the stands alone, without Mette-Marit by his side.

According to the Palace's programme, both were listed as attending the Olympics from 6 to 10 August, but Mette-Marit was not listed when the daily program for today was published.

- The Crown Princess has temporarily postponed her departure and hopes to travel down later, writes communications advisor Simen Løvberg Sund.

Has hired a star lawyer

This time, Mette-Marit's cancellation was not due to illness but because she had stayed at home to look after her eldest son.

Now Se og Hør can bring the latest news on the matter. Øyvind Bratlien is hired by Marius Borg Høiby as a lawyer. Øyvind Bratlien is a partner in the Øyvind Bratlien law firm and, according to the website, has specialist expertise in criminal law with experience from severe criminal cases.

Bratlien is previously known for major drug cases. In a statement to Se og Hør, Bratlien says:

- The charge concerns bodily harm, which, according to the law, is the least severe form of violence. Neither my client nor I have been made aware of the full content of the case, nor has he explained himself yet on my advice. There is, therefore, not much I can say now, says Bratlien - and continues:

- It is important that the process is allowed to take its course in the right way and that the media respects my client's need for privacy and tranquillity. The police must be allowed to do their job without the media deciding the facts and culpability. It is possibly the court's task if the case ends there, concludes Øyvind Bratlien to Se og Hør.

Translation and some editing for clarity is done by me of an article by Anders Johan Stavseng for Se og Hør, published August 6, 2024, at 19:24 and last updated 19:33.

Note: This is from a tabloid. No "serious"/"respectable" Nordic newspaper has published anything about this yet.

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these beaded spider webs are gorgeous

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Simen Johan (Norwegian, b. 1973)

Untitled #194, 2018

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Simen Johan

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Simen Johan

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The Majesty Of The Animal Kingdom In Amazing Photographs By Simen Johan

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Photo by Simen Johan, 2005

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Simen Johan

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Simen Johan

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Simen Johan