North Dakota Statutes
§ 29-03-21 — When mailing of letter is criminal - Venue
North Dakota § 29-03-21
JurisdictionNorth Dakota
Title 29Judicial Procedure, Criminal
Ch. 29-03Local Jurisdiction of Public Offenses
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Bluebook
N.D. Cent. Code § 29-03-21 (2026).
Text
In those cases in which the sending of a letter is made an offense, the offense is deemed
completed when the letter is deposited in any post office or postal receptacle, or delivered to
any person with intent that it be forwarded. The person sending the letter may be tried in any
county in which the letter is so deposited or delivered, or in the county in which it is received by
the addressee.
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Related
State v. Backlund
2003 ND 184 (North Dakota Supreme Court, 2003)
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§ 29-01-01
How crimes prosecuted - Exceptions§ 29-01-03
How prosecution entitled§ 29-01-04
Affidavits need not be entitled§ 29-01-05
Party defendant is party prosecuted§ 29-01-06
Rights of defendant§ 29-01-06.1
Rights of defendant - Exception§ 29-01-06.2
Summoned person to report to sheriff§ 29-01-07
Only once prosecuted§ 29-01-08
Extent of restraint permissible§ 29-01-09
How conviction can be had§ 29-01-10
Where district courts held§ 29-01-12
Decision of district court reviewable§ 29-01-13
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