North Dakota § 31-03-24 Fees for witnesses who have been confined may be allowed - Amount allowable

North Dakota Statutes

§ 31-03-24 — Fees for witnesses who have been confined may be allowed - Amount allowable

North Dakota·Title 31 Judicial Proof·Ch. 31-03 Means of Compelling Attendance of Witnesses

allowable.
In any criminal case in which it appears to the satisfaction of the trial judge that a witness
who has been required to enter into an undertaking, with sureties, for the witness's appearance
at the trial court, was committed to and confined in prison because the witness actually was
unable to obtain and furnish acceptable sureties by reason of being a stranger or a transient in
the community, or for other good and sufficient reason, such judge may order the allowance to
such witness, and the payment by the proper county, of witness fees, at the rate of fifty cents
per day, for and during the period of imprisonment.

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allowable.
In any criminal case in which it appears to the satisfaction of the trial judge that a witness
who has been required to enter into an undertaking, with sureties, for the witness's appearance
at the trial court, was committed to and confined in prison because the witness actually was
unable to obtain and furnish acceptable sureties by reason of being a stranger or a transient in
the community, or for other good and sufficient reason, such judge may order the allowance to
such witness, and the payment by the proper county, of witness fees, at the rate of fifty cents
per day, for and during the period of imprisonment.

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