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On 22 December 2020, the Norwegian Supreme Court ruled on its first climate case. It dealt with the claim that petroleum licences, issued by the Norwegian government, violate the right to a healthy environment as contained in the Norwegian Constitution.
At nine members, the U.S. Supreme Court is one of the smallest supreme courts in the world.
Judgment by the Court of Appeal in 2020 The Court of Appeal found that the harm caused by the Arctic oil permits was uncertain, and could not yet be considered great enough to constitute a violation of the Constitution; further, the court held that the state was taking sufficient climate action to remedy any damage.
Judges are formally appointed by the King in Council. Our Constitution provides that a judge only can be removed from her/his position if convicted of a serious offense. The Constitution also says that a judge cannot be removed against his will. Only the King in Council or the Government can make this decision.
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The Supreme Court is the highest court in Norway and a precedent court. The main role of the Supreme Court is, through its rulings, to ensure clarification and development of the law within the scope provided by the Constitution and by law.
The Supreme Court is Norways highest court. It has the entire Kingdom as its jurisdiction. It is a court of appeal, i.e. cases cannot be brought before the court if they have not been tried in a district court (Norwegian: tingrett) and in most cases also in a regional court (Norwegian: lagmannsrett).

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