The Supreme Court of Norway, known as the Supreme Court of Norway, is the highest court in the country. It is responsible for interpreting the legislation and deciding matters of importance to the judiciary. The Supreme Court hears appeals from lower courts and has an important role in ensuring legal certainty and justice in society.
The Court offers a website with basic functionality, which is also accessible without the use of JavaScript. This may be useful for users with simple needs, although it is expected that the user experience may be reduced. The website works with limited functions, which may affect navigation and access to information. The Supreme Court is a central institution in the Norwegian legal system and plays an important role in maintaining law and order.