2017
DOI: 10.18261/issn.1504-2936-2017-01-04
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«Å bryte linja»

Abstract: «Å bryte linja» Rutiner og fleksibilitet i organisering av fengslingen etter terrorangrepet 22/7-11Knut Mellingsaeter Sørensen (f. 1972), sosiolog (UiO, 2007), høgskolelektor, Kriminalomsorgens høgskole og utdanningssenter. knut.sorensen@krus.no SAMMENDRAG Artikkelen baserer seg på en kvalitativ studie av Ila fengsels håndtering av fengslingen av Anders Behring Breivik etter terrorangrepet mot Norge 22/7-11. Artikkelen viser at Ilas organisasjonsstruktur ikke var dimensjonert for å møte de utfordringene de sto… Show more

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“…The second concerned information about Breivik, such as his personality and how he was doing, which was the information that primarily interested most people and the media. What the officers feared most was leaking highly classified information, and yet the degree of classification of a certain piece of information was not always clear (Sørensen, 2017). Talking to friends and neighbours about apparently trivial things related to Breivik's imprisonment could have been interpreted as classified information that outsiders might not know how to handle.…”
Section: No Mistakes and No Leaksmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The second concerned information about Breivik, such as his personality and how he was doing, which was the information that primarily interested most people and the media. What the officers feared most was leaking highly classified information, and yet the degree of classification of a certain piece of information was not always clear (Sørensen, 2017). Talking to friends and neighbours about apparently trivial things related to Breivik's imprisonment could have been interpreted as classified information that outsiders might not know how to handle.…”
Section: No Mistakes and No Leaksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another issue was the level of attention the 22 July case received from national and global media, and the fact that Breivik is the most high-profile prisoner any Norwegian prison has ever had to manage (Cere et al, 2014). In the weeks and months that followed the attacks, the sheer weight of the broadcasting and reporting was overwhelming, requiring a sensitive media strategy that encompassed the prison leadership and rank and file prison staff (Sørensen, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%