North Dakota § 27-25-03 Submission of nominee list to governor

North Dakota Statutes

§ 27-25-03 — Submission of nominee list to governor

North Dakota·Title 27 Judicial Branch of Government·Ch. 27-25 Judicial Nominating Committee

The committee shall submit to the governor a list of not fewer than two nor more than seven
nominees for appointment within sixty days after receipt of written notice from the governor that
a vacancy in the office of judge exists. No list of nominees submitted to the governor by the
committee is valid unless concurred in by a majority of its members and certified by the
chairman. If the committee fails to submit a list of at least two nominees within the time
prescribed by this section, the governor may direct that the committee be reconvened or
proceed according to subsection 3 of section 27-25-04. If the committee fails to submit a list of
at least two nominees to the governor within sixty days after receipt of written notice from the
governor directing the committee to reconvene, the go

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The committee shall submit to the governor a list of not fewer than two nor more than seven
nominees for appointment within sixty days after receipt of written notice from the governor that
a vacancy in the office of judge exists. No list of nominees submitted to the governor by the
committee is valid unless concurred in by a majority of its members and certified by the
chairman. If the committee fails to submit a list of at least two nominees within the time
prescribed by this section, the governor may direct that the committee be reconvened or
proceed according to subsection 3 of section 27-25-04. If the committee fails to submit a list of
at least two nominees to the governor within sixty days after receipt of written notice from the
governor directing the committee to reconvene, the governor shall proceed according to
subsection 3 of section 27-25-04.

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