Haugaland District Court

The new Haugesund Courthouse, the current location of Haugaland District Court

Haugaland District Court (Haugaland tingrett) is a court of first instance under Gulating Court of Appeal . The court is located in Haugesund, Norway, and covers the municipalities Bokn, Etne, Haugesund, Karmøy, Sauda, Suldal, Tysvær, Utsira and Vindafjord.

The Court was established on 1 April 2008 in a new courthouse after Haugsund District Court and Karmsund District Court was merged.^[1]

References

↑ domstol.no Haugaland tingrett ny domstol i Haugesund (Norwegian)

External links

Haugaland District Court (English)

Courts of justice of Norway

Supreme Court	Supreme Court Appeals Selection Committee Impeachment

Courts of appeal	Agder Borgarting Eidsivating Frostating Gulating Hålogaland

District courts (list)	Alstahaug 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 Øst-Finnmark Øvre Romerike

Former district courts	Eidsvoll Flekkefjord Gauldal Hadeland and Land Haugesund Holt Holmestrand Horten Inderøy Indre Follo Indre Sogn Karmsund Kragerø Lyngdal Mandal Midthordland Midt-Trøndelag Nedenes 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

Special courts	Industrial Disputes Land consolidation Conciliation board

Administration	National Courts Administration Ministry of Justice and the Police Supervisory Committee

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