listevilkår

Listevilkår is a term used in Norwegian law to describe a set of conditions that must be met for a person to be considered a "list person" or "list individual." This status is granted to individuals who have been convicted of serious crimes, such as murder, rape, or other violent offenses, and who have served their prison sentences. The purpose of listevilkår is to prevent these individuals from reoffending by imposing strict conditions on their freedom and behavior.

The conditions imposed under listevilkår can vary depending on the severity of the crime and the individual's criminal history. They may include requirements to reside in a specific area, to report to a probation officer regularly, to undergo psychological evaluation, and to refrain from certain activities, such as owning a firearm or being in contact with minors. The goal is to ensure that the individual remains under supervision and is less likely to engage in criminal behavior.

Listevilkår is a form of community supervision and is intended to be a more lenient alternative to imprisonment. However, it is not a license to reoffend, and violations of the conditions can result in the revocation of the status and potential reimprisonment. The system aims to balance the need for rehabilitation with the protection of public safety.