General News
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Changes to reliable electronic means rule effective Dec. 1
Amendments to N.D.Sup.Ct.Admin.R. 52 on reliable electronic means proceedings took effect on Dec. 1. -
Notice of Supreme Court vacancy
The Judicial Nominating Committee has received a letter from Gov. Doug Burgum convening the committee to screen applicants and submit a list of nominees to fill the seat on the Supreme Court as a result of the retirement of Justice Gerald W. VandeWalle. Applications are due Friday, Dec.2. -
Supreme Court dedicates conference room to Justice Levine
In a ceremony on Nov. 21, the justices of the North Dakota Supreme Court dedicated a conference room in honor of former Supreme Court Justice Beryl Levine. -
Justice VandeWalle announces retirement
Justice Gerald W. VandeWalle has notified Governor Burgum of his retirement from the Supreme Court effective January 31, 2023. He has served on the Court since 1978. -
Job Announcement - Technology Coordinator
A job announcement for a Technology Coordinator with the Office of State Court Administrator in Bismarck has been posted. -
Supreme Court to dedicate conference room to Justice Levine
On Monday, Nov. 21, the Supreme Court will name a conference room in honor of Justice Beryl J. Levine, the first woman to serve on the Court. The ceremony will be held in the Ralph J. Erickstad Courtroom beginning at 9 a.m. and is open to the public. -
Courthouses closed for Veterans' Day
The Supreme Court and county courthouses across the state will be closed Friday, Nov. 11, for Veterans' Day. -
Court approves amendments to records access rule
Effective Nov. 1, the Supreme Court has adopted significant changes to Administrative Rule 41 on access to court records. -
Supreme Court accepting applications for Rural Attorney Recruitment Program
The North Dakota Supreme Court is currently accepting applications from counties and municipalities interested in participating in the Rural Attorney Recruitment Program. -
Lawyers encouraged to apply to Rural Attorney Recruitment Program
The Rural Attorney Recruitment Program was established by the legislature in 2021 with the goal of increasing the number of lawyers residing and working in rural North Dakota.