District Courts
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Happy Birthday, Drug/DUI Court
The state's first adult Drug/ DUI Court will be 20 years old in January - and there's going to be a party. The annual drug court celebration will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 3, at the Burleigh County Courthouse. -
Job Announcement - Case Aide
A job announcement for a Part-Time Case Aide with the Juvenile Drug Court in Grand Forks has been posted. -
Job Announcement - Electronic Court Recorder
A job announcement for an Electronic Court Recorder with the District Court in Valley City has been posted. -
Job Announcement - Part-Time Case Aide
A job announcement for a Part-Time Case Aide with the Juvenile Drug Court in Minot has been posted. -
Unit 2 court administrators speak at Court Technology Conference
Unit 2 court administrators Chris Iverson and Rod Olson spoke at the recent national Court Technology Conference on 'Leadership in Times of Change.' -
Legal assistants bring Christmas cheer to Drug Court
Members of the Western Dakota Association of Legal Assistants visited South Central Drug Court on Dec. 13 to bring Christmas cheer to the participants. -
Judge Racek will not seek reelection in ECJD
East Central Judicial District Presiding Judge Frank Racek has announced that he will not be running for reelection in 2020. Judge Racek served as a county judge from 1988-1994 and was first elected district judge in 1994. -
Job Announcement - Deputy Clerk
A job announcement for a deputy clerk with the district court in Williston has been posted. -
NECJD staff hold appreciation event for district judges
On Dec. 4, the Grand Forks County Clerk of Court, the Juvenile Court and district Court Administration staff held their annual appreciation event and lunch for the Northeast Central Judicial District judges. -
Local district judge goes the extra mile
KX Net: "Five years ago, David Reich started Runners Against Destructive Decisions, or RADD, to give those working on recovery, or through probation, something else positive to work toward. The idea took off, because, when you’re out there running, there’s no telling who is the judge, or police chief, or who is in recovery."