Breivik, responsible for the deaths of 77 people, was convicted of terrorism and premeditated murder today, receiving 21 years imprisonment.
Last August, Anders Breivik murdered 77 people at a youth camp on Utoeya Island, 25 miles northwest of Oslo, Norway.
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A 10-week trial ended with a verdict today, ruling that Breivik was not insane and must serve the maximum jail term.
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Norway does not have a death penalty. Their steepest sentence is 21 years with the possibility of indefinite extension.
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Breivik was sentenced to the full 21 years, though he may be imprisoned longer if he is still considered a danger to society.
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