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§ 37-09-16 — Process, writs, and warrants of military courts - Form - Directed to and executed by civil officers
North Dakota § 37-09-16
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N.D. Cent. Code § 37-09-16 (2026).
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executed by civil officers.
The process, writs, and warrants of the military courts of this state must be similar in form to
like process, writs, and warrants issued by civil courts or in such form as the governor may
prescribe from time to time in regulations the governor issues. A process, writ, or warrant must
be directed to, and executed or served by, any sheriff, member of the state highway patrol, or
any peace officer of any county or municipality, and the officer to whom the same is directed
shall serve or execute the same in the same manner and to the same extent as a corresponding
instrument of a civil court is served or executed and shall make return thereof to the officer who
issued the process, writ, or warrant, as the case may be.
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