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Marius Borg Høiby was sentenced to four years in prison in June for two counts of rape, domestic violence and other crimes.
A Norwegian appeals court has allowed the appeal of Marius Borg Høiby, Queen Mette-Marit's eldest son. "The appeal court will immediately begin preparations for the proceedings," the court in Oslo announced. A date for the appeal hearing has therefore not yet been set.
Høiby was sentenced to four years in prison in June. The court found him guilty of two counts of rape under Norwegian law, domestic violence and other crimes.
The eldest son of Norway's Queen Mette-Marit is currently in custody. He spends it with an electronic ankle bracelet at Gut Skaugum, the home of the Norwegian royal family.
After a death threat was discovered in the English Garden, the chairwoman of the Jewish Community of Munich and Upper Bavaria, Charlotte Knobloch, canceled her participation in an event. The state security agency is investigating the case.
An investigative commission has uncovered serious errors in the Neukölln youth welfare office after an alleged rape in a youth club. Despite internal communication failures and a lack of leadership, there was no deliberate cover-up of the crime, according to the report.

Federal prosecutors have charged seven suspected Hamas members with planning a terrorist attack on Jewish or pro-Israel targets in Germany or Austria. The group is said to have already acquired weapons.
After allegations of rape in a Neukölln youth center, an investigation report shows serious errors by the youth welfare office. However, it could not be proven that the authorities deliberately covered up the crimes.
One person was seriously injured in a fire in a car dealership on the Düsseldorf Automeile. A large number of firefighters were deployed after the fire broke out in a workshop. The cause of the fire is currently unknown.
Unknown people smeared the district hall in Minden-Lübbecke with racist slogans against district administrator Ali Dogan. The state security agency is investigating property damage. Politicians like Hendrik Wüst and Jochen Ott strongly condemned the act.