The former See and Hear-bosses in prison – Daily

See and Hear the case has received great attention in Denmark, as it is rarely cost that several editors and journalists are prosecuted for the methods they have used to acquire the view.

On the ones in the dock sat three former editors and two journalists, as well as an IT operator. Five of them were known guilty and sentenced to prison when the judgment fell in the Glostrup district court on Thursday. For the three of them were, however, throughout the verdict made conditional, thus they don’t have to zone.
The only one who was acquitted, was Per Ingdal, which was See and Hørs constitutes editor-in-chief in a half a year in 2009.
were All indicted in connection with that See and Hear has used an IT-operator employed at IBM to acquire information about famous people’s use of the credit card.

Prince Joachim

the Data were used to create multiple cases, including one about prince Joachim and princess Marie’s honeymoon to Canada in 2008.
Qvortrup was sentenced to one year and three months in jail, but one year was made conditional on the condition that he performs community service. Thus must the former sjefredaktøren only zone three months.
the Prosecutor had submitted a claim for two years ‘ imprisonment for Qvortrup, while the defense went in for the full disputed this claim, both for him and the other defendant.

the most severe punishment

Also the source, Peter Bo Henriksen, in prison. Of all the accusations he has been given the strictest punishment, one year and six months in jail, according to Mediawatch.
According to Danish TV 2, he has however chosen to appeal the verdict, which also Qvortrup considering doing, according to the Extra Blade.
Two former journalists, Kasper Cupping and Ken B. Rasmussen, was sentenced to four months ‘ conditional imprisonment against the avtjener 120 hours of community service.

Conditional prison

The former sjefredaktøren Kim Henningsen is sentenced to one year of conditional imprisonment.

During the trial, several of the defendants acknowledged the facts, but they have still refused guilty because they believe that what they have done, is not illegal.
the Prosecution has on his side argued that there was talk about an obvious offence.

Ekssjefer confessed

The first judgments in the case fell in august. After having confessed were two of the Look and Hørs ekssjefer sentenced to conditional imprisonment. At the same time endorsed the Very Media, to See and Hørs publisher, a fine of 10 million Danish kroner.
You have to go back to the 1970s to find examples of that a Danish journalist or editor has been punished with prison for an editorial review, and then there was talk about a far milder judgment. (NTB)