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S.D.: Supreme Court nixes transfer of child abuse case to tribe
U.S. News: "The South Dakota Supreme Court has ruled a judge erred when he transferred a child abuse and neglect case from state court to tribal court. The high court says the judge should have considered testimony from the child's doctor in making the transfer."Job Announcement
A job announcement for a District Court Law Clerk in the Northwest Judicial District has been posted.Job Announcement
A job announcement for Director of Admissions at the University of North Dakota School of Law in Grand Forks has been posted.Court adopts amendments to Admin. Rule 35
The Supreme Court has adopted amendments to N.D. Sup. Ct. Admin. R. 35 regarding the Juvenile Policy Board. The amendments are effective immediately.LaMoure County clerk's office to close May 1-3
The LaMoure County Clerk of Court’s office will be closed Wednesday, May 1, through Friday, May 3, for the Clerk of Court conference.North Dakota judicial budget passes with new judge, library remodel
Bismarck Tribune: "As the House and Senate passed provisions for a Theodore Roosevelt presidential library at Medora, they also OK'd a $970,000 remodel of the North Dakota Supreme Court Law Library in the judicial branch budget."
U.S. Supreme Court opinion: April 29
The United States Supreme Court has issued an opinion in a case on when the Tennessee Valley Authority can be sued.
Minn.: Minneapolis lake reverts back to Calhoun after court ruling
Duluth News Tribune: "Supporters of Lake Calhoun's longstanding name won a victory Monday, April 29, when the Minnesota Court of Appeals found the state overstepped its authority when it reverted the lake to its Dakota name, Bde Maka Ska."