North Dakota § 27-02.1-03 Assignment and reassignment of cases - Quorum for decision of cases - Authority in furtherance of jurisdiction (Effective through January 1, 2034)

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§ 27-02.1-03 — Assignment and reassignment of cases - Quorum for decision of cases - Authority in furtherance of jurisdiction (Effective through January 1, 2034)

North Dakota § 27-02.1-03

Title 27Judicial Branch of Government

Ch. 27-02.1Court of Appeals

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N.D. Cent. Code § 27-02.1-03 (2026).

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Authority in furtherance of jurisdiction. (Effective through January 1, 2034)

1.Panels of the temporary court of appeals have jurisdiction to hear and to decide all cases assigned by the supreme court.

2.The supreme court may order reassignment of any case from a panel of the temporary court of appeals to the supreme court.

3.A majority of the three judges of a panel of the temporary court of appeals hearing a case is necessary to pronounce a decision.

4.When a judgment or order is reversed, modified, or confirmed by a panel of the temporary court of appeals, the reasons must be concisely stated in writing, signed by the judges concurring, filed in the office of the clerk of the supreme court, and preserved with the record of the case. Any judge concurring or dissenting may give the re

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Authority in furtherance of jurisdiction. (Effective through January 1, 2034)
1. Panels of the temporary court of appeals have jurisdiction to hear and to decide all
cases assigned by the supreme court.
2. The supreme court may order reassignment of any case from a panel of the temporary
court of appeals to the supreme court.
3. A majority of the three judges of a panel of the temporary court of appeals hearing a
case is necessary to pronounce a decision.
4. When a judgment or order is reversed, modified, or confirmed by a panel of the
temporary court of appeals, the reasons must be concisely stated in writing, signed by
the judges concurring, filed in the office of the clerk of the supreme court, and
preserved with the record of the case. Any judge concurring or dissenting may give the
reasons for the judge's concurrence or dissent in writing over the judge's signature.