Turning the gákti Around Again “Law, truth, justice”: these important words are carved in the stone wall above the entrance of courtroom 2 of the Supreme Court of Norway. They remind us of the importance of the rule of law as a fundamental pillar of a well-functioning democracy. Yesterday, the room was stage for the third, and so far last, round in the criminal case against thirteen young Indigenous Sámi and environmental activists. The Sámi defendants, who were acquitted by the District Court of Oslo and the Borgarting Court of Appeals, arrived at the court wearing their gákti inside out.…