North Dakota § 11-30-20 Trial of criminal cases after disorganization

North Dakota Statutes

§ 11-30-20 — Trial of criminal cases after disorganization

North Dakota·Title 11 Counties·Ch. 11-30 Disorganization of Counties

All criminal cases transferred from a disorganized county to an adjoining organized county
shall be tried by a jury drawn in the manner provided by the laws of this state from the qualified
jurors residing within the limits of the territory which had constituted the disorganized county
unless the defendant in any such criminal case shall consent to be tried by a jury of the
adjoining organized county to which the disorganized county is attached for judicial purposes.

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All criminal cases transferred from a disorganized county to an adjoining organized county
shall be tried by a jury drawn in the manner provided by the laws of this state from the qualified
jurors residing within the limits of the territory which had constituted the disorganized county
unless the defendant in any such criminal case shall consent to be tried by a jury of the
adjoining organized county to which the disorganized county is attached for judicial purposes.

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