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• Court Improvement Project Committee

  The Court Improvement Project Committee became a committee of the Administrative Council with the approval of Policy 520 on December 15, 2006. The committee oversees three … more

• Court Facilities Improvement Advisory Committee

  DISCLAIMER: This site is provided for information purposes only. The Court Facilities Improvement Advisory Committee is an independent group established by North Dakota … more

• Juvenile Policy Board

  The Juvenile Policy Board is established by Supreme Court rule to define the mission of juvenile court services consistent with N.D.C.C. 27-20-01, to provide the … more

• Court Services Administration Committee

  The Court Services Administration Committee, established by Supreme Court rule, is responsible for the study and review of all rules and orders relating to the … more

• Court Technology Committee

  The Court Technology Committee is established by Administrative Order and is responsible for the planning and implementation of information technology for the Judicial … more

• Trial Court Operations

  Authority

  Judicial System Policy 513

  Chair

  Hon. Steven McCullough … more

• Court Improvement Project Taskforce

  The Court Improvement Project Taskforce became a charter of the Juvenile Policy Board on March 22, 2019.  The purpose of the Court Improvement Project Taskforce is to … more

• Supreme Court Rulemaking

  Under N.D. Sup. Ct. Admin. R. 41.1, the Justices of the Supreme Court conduct rulemaking functions at open meetings.  Please refer below for rulemaking dates. Click "View" … more

• Trial Court Administrative Personnel/State Funded Clerks of Court Committee

  Members

  Jody A. Fixen

  Barbara J. Hill

  Lois Scharnhorst

  Staff

  Ted Gladden

  Upcoming Meetings

  No Longer Active

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• Juvenile Drug Court Advisory Committee

  Authority

  See Administrative Rule 56

  Chair

  Hon. Pamela Nesvig … more

• Tribal and State Court Affairs Committee

  The Committee on Tribal and State Court Affairs was established following adoption of Administrative Rule 37 by the Supreme Court. The Committee is comprised of tribal and … more