North Dakota § 40-18.1-26 Compliance with rules adopted by the supreme court

North Dakota Statutes

§ 40-18.1-26 — Compliance with rules adopted by the supreme court

North Dakota § 40-18.1-26

Title 40Municipal Government

Ch. 40-18.1Municipal Courts

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N.D. Cent. Code § 40-18.1-26 (2026).

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1.The supreme court shall adopt rules governing:

a.Municipal court procedure;

b.Qualifications, judicial conduct, and education of municipal judges;

c.Qualification and education of municipal clerks;

d.Requirements of municipal court facilities; and

e.Records to be maintained and reports to be filed by the municipal court.

2.Each municipal judge and alternate judge shall comply with the rules established by the supreme court. The city shall reimburse the judge for necessary travel expenses, meals, and lodging relating to compliance with the rules regarding qualifications, judicial conduct, and education in the same manner as other city officials are reimbursed.

3.If a municipal judge or alternate municipal judge fails to fulfill the requirements of the rules established by the supr

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1. The supreme court shall adopt rules governing:
a. Municipal court procedure;
b. Qualifications, judicial conduct, and education of municipal judges;
c. Qualification and education of municipal clerks;
d. Requirements of municipal court facilities; and
e. Records to be maintained and reports to be filed by the municipal court.
2. Each municipal judge and alternate judge shall comply with the rules established by
the supreme court. The city shall reimburse the judge for necessary travel expenses,
meals, and lodging relating to compliance with the rules regarding qualifications,
judicial conduct, and education in the same manner as other city officials are
reimbursed.
3. If a municipal judge or alternate municipal judge fails to fulfill the requirements of the
rules established by the supreme court, the judicial conduct commission may order the
municipal judge not preside over municipal court proceedings.