North Dakota Statutes
§ 39-12-20 — Proceeds of sale - Continuing appropriation
North Dakota § 39-12-20
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N.D. Cent. Code § 39-12-20 (2026).
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The proceeds of sale must be deposited with the state treasurer. For a violation on an
interstate or a state highway, the state treasurer shall deposit in the state highway fund an
amount equal to the amount of the charges assessed under section 39-12-17 after paying the
costs to the county. For any violation, an amount equal to the costs of the proceedings,
including attorney's and witness fees and costs, is appropriated on a continuing basis out of the
funds collected to the county of prosecution for the purpose of defraying the costs of
prosecution. From the proceeds of sale for a violation that did not occur on an interstate or a
state highway, the amount of charges assessed under section 39-12-17 is appropriated on a
continuing basis and must be deposited in the general fund in the ju
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