North Dakota § 12.1-04.1-14 Use of evidence obtained from examination

North Dakota Statutes

§ 12.1-04.1-14 — Use of evidence obtained from examination

North Dakota § 12.1-04.1-14

Title 12.1Criminal Code

Ch. 12.1-04.1Criminal Responsibility and Post-Trial Responsibility Act

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N.D. Cent. Code § 12.1-04.1-14 (2026).

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1.Except as provided in subsection 2 and in sections 12.1-04.1-09 and 12.1-04.1-26, information obtained as a result of examination of a defendant by a tier 1a mental health professional conducted under section 12.1-04.1-05 is not admissible over objection of the defendant in any proceeding against the defendant.

2.Subject to the limitation in section 12.1-04.1-15, information obtained from an examination of the defendant by a tier 1a mental health professional conducted under section 12.1-04.1-05 is admissible at trial to rebut evidence introduced by the defendant obtained from an examination of the defendant by a tier 1a mental health professional or to impeach the defendant on the defendant's testimony as to mental condition at the time of the alleged offense.

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1. Except as provided in subsection 2 and in sections 12.1-04.1-09 and 12.1-04.1-26,
information obtained as a result of examination of a defendant by a tier 1a mental
health professional conducted under section 12.1-04.1-05 is not admissible over
objection of the defendant in any proceeding against the defendant.
2. Subject to the limitation in section 12.1-04.1-15, information obtained from an
examination of the defendant by a tier 1a mental health professional conducted under
section 12.1-04.1-05 is admissible at trial to rebut evidence introduced by the
defendant obtained from an examination of the defendant by a tier 1a mental health
professional or to impeach the defendant on the defendant's testimony as to mental
condition at the time of the alleged offense.