North Dakota § 36-14-16 Failure to restrain infected sheep - Penalty

North Dakota Statutes

§ 36-14-16 — Failure to restrain infected sheep - Penalty

North Dakota·Title 36 Livestock·Ch. 36-14 Contagious and Infectious Diseases Generally

Every person who owns or has in charge any sheep infected with scab or other infectious or contagious disease and who:

1.Does not keep such sheep securely within some enclosure; or

2.Drives or permits any such sheep to be driven upon any public highway, or within the distance of one mile [1.61 kilometers] from any such highway, or within the distance of six miles [9.66 kilometers] from any farm, corral, shed, or other established headquarters where sheep are kept or herded, is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.

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Every person who owns or has in charge any sheep infected with scab or other infectious or
contagious disease and who:
1. Does not keep such sheep securely within some enclosure; or
2. Drives or permits any such sheep to be driven upon any public highway, or within the
distance of one mile [1.61 kilometers] from any such highway, or within the distance of
six miles [9.66 kilometers] from any farm, corral, shed, or other established
headquarters where sheep are kept or herded,
is guilty of a class B misdemeanor.

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