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2019 North Dakota court filings down
Bismarck Tribune: "District court filings in North Dakota fell more than 6% from 2018 to 2019. The judicial district encompassing Burleigh and Morton counties remained the busiest in the state." -
Court to livestream Tuesday argument
The North Dakota Supreme Court announced it will live-stream the oral argument in State v. Helm on Tuesday morning, June 16 at 10:45 am. The live webcast will be conducted on a trial basis as part of the Court’s outreach programs for North Dakota schools. -
Supreme Court Law Library remodeling begins after 67,000 books culled
Bismarck Tribune: "Staff of the North Dakota Supreme Court Law Library have been discarding more than 67,000 books over the span of more than a year." -
Order of Adoption
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Parents finding success with expedited mediation
In recognition of the concerns about parenting time arrangements during the pandemic, the North Dakota Court System launched an expedited parenting time mediation program on April 1 to assist parties in quickly resolving parenting time issues in an informal and inexpensive manner. -
New opinions: June 8
The Supreme Court has issued two new opinions. -
Supreme Court seeks law clerk applicants for 2021-2022 term
The Supreme Court is seeking applications from second year law students for five law clerk positions for the 2021-2022 term. Applications must be postmarked by Monday, July 13, 2020. -
North Dakota court committee proposes pandemic jury selection plan
Bismarck Tribune: "The North Dakota Supreme Court's Jury Standards Committee has proposed several procedures for resuming jury trials amid the coronavirus pandemic." -
Notice of Comment/Hearing
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New opinions: June 2
The Supreme Court has issued 20 new opinions. -
Service Beyond Measure
UND Alumni Magazine: "Justice Gerald VandeWalle is the longest-serving Chief Justice of any state Supreme Court in the nation. Now, at age 86, he has stepped down as Chief – but continues to serve the Court." -
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New opinion: May 14
The Supreme Court has issued a new opinion. -
Looking Ahead: Expanded in-person hearings and the Judicial Branch budget
Chief Justice Jon J. Jensen provides details about returning to in-person court proceedings and the budget process for the Judicial Branch. -
Clerk of Court Conference cancelled
The Clerk of Court Conference, which had been scheduled for May 13-14, has been cancelled. -
New opinions: May 7
The Supreme Court has issued 27 new opinions. -
Shelves coming down at state law library
The end of an era came on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 when the last of the books were pulled from the North Dakota State Law Library and most of the shelving came down. -
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Supreme Court amends emergency order on evictions
The Supreme Court has amended Administrative Order 27 to remove the provision suspending eviction hearings except for good cause. The amendment continues the extension of the deadline to hold a hearing from 15 days to 45 days, and the authorization for the use of reliable electronic means to hold hearings and exchange evidence. -
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Application deadline extended to August for 2020 Justices Teaching Institute
The deadline for secondary history, government and social studies teachers to apply to the 2020 North Dakota Justices Institute is extended until Aug. 15. -
N.D. court system releases 2019 annual reports
The 2019 annual reports for the North Dakota Court System have been posted. The reports provide statistics and information on all court system activity. -
Court amends pandemic emergency orders
The Supreme Court has amended Administrative Order 25, the pandemic emergency order, and Administrative Order 26, the emergency order for bail and plea proceedings. -
Order of Adoption
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