Eidsivating Court is one of Norway's six courts of appeal, and is headquartered in Hamar Courthouse. The court is responsible for hearing appeals from district courts in its jurisdiction, which includes Eidsvoll, Gjøvik and Lillehammer. Eidsivating Court of Appeal plays a central role in the Norwegian legal system, and contributes to maintaining legal certainty and justice in the region.
As a court of appeal, Eidsivating Court has an important function in ensuring that court decisions are reviewed and that legal cases are handled in a thorough and fair manner. The court handles a wide range of cases, including criminal, civil and administrative cases. Eidsivating Court is thus an important institution for the residents of the area, and helps to strengthen trust in the legal system.