You searched for "covid-19 courts"
Filter by Category:
41 - 50 of 772 results
- All
- Pages (11)
- Committees (169)
-
Court Locations (2)
- District Courts (0)
- Municipal Courts (0)
- Judicial Districts (2)
-
People (12)
- Persons (12)
- Lawyers (0)
-
Rules (91)
- Appellate Procedure (2)
- Civil Procedure (5)
- Criminal Procedure (3)
- Evidence (3)
- Rules of Court (10)
- Local Court Procedural and Administrative Rules (2)
- Administrative Rules (33)
- Administrative Orders (12)
- Admission to Practice Rules (5)
- Professional Conduct (8)
- Lawyer Discipline (1)
- Code of Judicial Conduct (4)
- Procedural Rules (1)
- Local Court Procedural Rules and Administrative Rules (1)
- Limited Practice of Law by Law Students (1)
- News (459)
- Documents (27)
-
Judge Foughty chairs panel at conference on racial and ethnic fairness in the courts
On May 25, Northeast Judicial District Presiding Judge Donovan J. Foughty chaired a panel on "Supporting Diverse and Inclusive Juries” at the annual conference of the National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts. -
Virus stimulus to help courts, authorizes some video hearings
Bloomberg Law: "The U.S. Supreme Court will get $500,000 as part of a historic government coronavirus stimulus package that also would authorize judges to allow video or telephone conferencing for certain hearings." -
U.S.: Watched case on taxpayer access to courts won’t be reheard
Bloomberg News: "The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit won’t review the dismissal of a lawsuit against IRS efforts to combat micro-captive transactions, in a case raising major questions about when tax rules can be challenged in court." -
North Dakota courts awarded grant to improve criminal case processing
The North Dakota Court System was recently awarded a $998,302 grant from the Department of Justice for a 3-year study and implementation project to reduce delay in criminal case processing. -
How quickly should courts change the law? Florida tests the limit
Christian Science Monitor: "When the Florida Supreme Court ruled late last month that a unanimous jury is not required for the state to hand down a death sentence, the decision reverberated in the state prisons that house hundreds of felons already sentenced to death." -
Administrative Rule 30 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL COURTS IN NORTH DAKOTA
Category:North Dakota Supreme Court Administrative Rules -
Conference of Chief Justices adopts guidelines to make family courts work for the families they serve
News Release: "In an important step toward making family courts more user-friendly and less adversarial, the Conference of Chief Justices (CCJ) has adopted new guidelines to help courts evolve to meet changing needs and expectations. -
State courts plan to use mental telehealth services in rural parts of South Dakota
KELO News: "State government’s courts want the Legislature’s approval to look at how mental telehealth services could work in some of South Dakota’s rural counties." -
South Dakota courts want more $ to treat more, hire more officers and pay judges more
KELO News: "The state Unified Judicial System needs more than what the governor has requested to bring its budget into line with growing demands that already strain circuit courts, two South Dakota Supreme Court members told state lawmakers Wednesday." -
Municipal Courts
There are 357 incorporated cities in North Dakota (North Dakota League of Cities 2018 Annual Report). A municipal court has been established in 87 cities. There are currently 63 … more