Tag: ND Supreme Court

North Dakota’s top court proposes free therapy for jurors after traumatic trials

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by: MinotVoice  |  

Serving as a juror in a difficult trial can leave an indelible mark on anyone, yet these individuals hold a crucial role in our justice system. Recognizing the emotional toll, the North Dakota Supreme Court is proposing a new measure to support jurors: up to 10 hours of free therapy post-trial. This initiative, outlined in

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Minot Judge Among Three Named to Fill ND Supreme Court Vacancy

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by: Josh Wolsky  |  

North Central District Judge Stacey Louser’s name was put forward by a panel offering Governor Burgum three candidates for a soon-to-be-vacant ND Supreme Court seat. The open seat was created by the retirement of Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle. VandeWalle is retiring after more than four decades on the court and 27 years as Chief Justice.

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North Dakota Supreme Court Criminalizes Saying No to DUI Tests

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by: Josh Wolsky  |  

The penalty for saying no to a breathalyser or blood test is now officially a criminal offence. Catch the details on the court case and commentary from Rob Port and Say Anything Blog.com.

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ND Chief Justice Addresses Legislature, Asks for More Judges & Staff

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by: Josh Wolsky  |  

Chief Justice  Gerald VandWalle spoke before the Legislature on Wednesday. The message: we need more help in the form of people. VandeWalle called for four new judges and 15 additional staff members to help, particularly in oil-impacted counties.

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VandeWalle Elected Chief Justice of N.D. Supreme Court

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by: Josh Wolsky  |  

Gerald VandeWalle was elected to a fifth five-year term as the Chief Justice of the N.D. Supreme Court. VandeWalle was first elected to the court in 1978.

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