North Dakota § 31-01-10 Presiding judge or any juror may be called as a witness

North Dakota Statutes

§ 31-01-10 — Presiding judge or any juror may be called as a witness

North Dakota·Title 31 Judicial Proof·Ch. 31-01 Witnesses, Their Qualifications, Rights, and Duties

Superseded by N.D.R.Ev. 605, 606.

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

North Dakota § 31-01-10 (Presiding judge or any juror may be called as a witness) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.

Nearby Sections

15

§ 31-01-01

Persons competent to testify as witnesses generally - Exception

§ 31-01-02

Competency of husband or wife as witness - Communications made during marriage - Exceptions

§ 31-01-03

Competency of party or officers of corporate party as to transactions or conversations with decedent - Exceptions

§ 31-01-04

When husband or wife may testify to transactions and conversations had with deceased spouse

§ 31-01-05

When transactions or conversations with decedent may be testified to by party to action

§ 31-01-06

Public officers cannot testify regarding confidential communications

§ 31-01-06.1

Counselors shall be immune from disclosing information given by pupils

§ 31-01-06.2

Disclosure of news sources and information required only on court order

§ 31-01-06.3

Addiction counselor - Client privilege - Definitions

§ 31-01-06.4

General rule of privilege

§ 31-01-06.5

Who may claim the privilege

§ 31-01-06.6

Exceptions to the privilege

§ 31-01-07

Act constituting consent to disclosure of confidential communications

§ 31-01-08

When conviction of perjury or subornation thereof disqualifies witness - Effect on innocent rights if received

§ 31-01-09

Privilege against self-incrimination - Grant of immunity

View on official source ↗