Norwegian National Courts Administration
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Norwegian National Courts Administration (Norwegian: Domstoladministrasjonen) is a Norwegian government agency responsible for the management and operations of the Courts of Justice of Norway. It is purely an administrative organisation, and does not interfere with the judicial processes nor the appointment of judges or other judicial positions in the court system. The agency is based in Trondheim and was created on November 1, 2002 when the responsibilities were transferred from the Norwegian Ministry of Justice and the Police.
Appointment of judges is nominated by the Judicial Appointments Board, and officially appointed by the Norwegian Council of State.
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Alstadhaug · Alta · Asker and Bærum · Aust- Agder · Aust- Telemark · Bergen · Brønnøy · Dalane · Drammen · Eiker, Modum and Sigdal · Fjordane · Follo · Fosen · Fredrikstad · Glåmdal · Gjøvik · Halden · Hallingdal · Hammerfest · Hardanger · Haugaland · Hedmarken · Heggen and Frøland · Indre Finnmark · Inntrøndelag · Jæren · Kongsberg · Kristiansand · Larvik · Lister · Lofoten · Moss · Namdal · Nedre Romerike · Nedre Telemark · Nord- Gudbrandsdal · Nordhordland · Nordmøre · Nordre Vestfold · Nord-Troms · Nord- Østerdal · Ofoten · Oslo · Rana · Ringerike · Romsdal · Salten · Sandefjord · Sarpsborg · Senja · Sogn · Stavanger · Sunnhordland · Sunnmøre · Søre Sunnmøre · Sør- Gudbrandsdal · Sør- Trøndelag · Sør- Østerdal · Trondenes · Tønsberg · Valdres · Vesterålen · Vest- Telemark · Voss · Øst- Finnmark · Øvre Romerike
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Eidsvoll · Flekkefjord · Gauldal · Hadeland and Land · Haugesund · Holt · Holmestrand · Horten · Inderøy · Indre Follo · Indre Sogn · Karmsund · Kragerø · Lyngdal · Mandal · Midthordland · Midt-Trøndelag · Nedenes · Nes · Nordfjord · Orkdal · Ryfylke · Sand · Sandnes · Skien and Porsgrunn · Solør · Stjør- and Verdal · Sunnfjord · Tana and Varanger · Tinn and Heddal · Toten · Trondheim · Ytre Follo · Ytre Sogn · Vinger and Odal · Vardø · Voss
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Industrial Disputes · Land Consolidation · Conciliation board
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Categories: - Courts in Norway
- Norwegian government agencies
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