News
Officers and state's attorney association train together
KFYR News: "Training for trials is essential for officers and attorneys. Drug recognition experts and prosecutors with the North Dakota State's Attorneys Association held a mock DUI trial [June 20]."
U.S. Supreme Court opinions: June 24
The United States Supreme Court has issued opinions in a case on the definition of "violent felony," a case on the confidentiality of food stamp information, a case involving registration of "immoral or scandalous" trademarks, and a maritime law case on punitive damages.Job Announcement
A job announcement for a Director of Development -- School of Law with the UND Alumni Association in Grand Forks has been posted.Job Announcement
A job announcement for a Courtroom Deputy with the U.S. District Court in Fargo has been posted.
A Millennial in management: Thunder takes over top job in North Dakota Labor Department
Jamestown Sun: "Erica Thunder took over the top job in the North Dakota Department of Labor and Human Rights earlier this month. In a couple of weeks, she'll turn 30. Despite that relative youth, Thunder wasn't daunted by her new responsibilities."North Dakota female prison populations hit capacity
My ND Now: "North Dakota’s female prison population has reached capacity for the first time, leaving some inmates in the custody of county jails."
U.S. Supreme Court opinions: June 21
The United States Supreme Court has issued opinions in a case on race-based peremptory juror challenges, a case on state taxation of trust income, a case on what must be proved to establish illegal firearms possession, and a takings clause case involving a private cemetery.Nation: Judges reveal stress, scrutiny they face in their jobs
Courthouse News Service: "Former federal judge Jeremy Fogel started a firestorm when he ruled that California’s execution procedures were unconstitutionally harsh back in 2006. Despite the hundreds of angry emails and letters, he said he’s glad it happened before Twitter took off."
Back on your feet - It takes shoes!
KFGO News: "After seeing an influx of cases involving drugs and alcohol (often with repeat offenders) a North Dakota district court judge decided to try something different."