§ 43-30-05.2 — Peace officers

North Dakota § 43-30-05.2

• Jurisdiction: North Dakota
• Title 43: Occupations and Professions
• Ch. 43-30: Investigative and Security Services

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Notwithstanding section 12.1-13-04, the board may issue a license to an individual who is a
peace officer if the license issued to that peace officer under chapter 12-63 is on inactive status.

43-30-06. License and registration applications.
Every person who desires to obtain a license or registration, including nonlicensed
members, partners, officers, and owners of at least ten percent interest in the entity, shall apply
to the board on applications prepared and furnished by the board. Each application must include
the information required by the board and must be accompanied by the required fee. As a
requirement of receiving a license or registration, the board shall require each applicant to
submit to a state and nationwide criminal history background record check. The nationwide
criminal history background record check must be conducted in the manner provided in section
12-60-24. All costs associated with the criminal history background record check are the
responsibility of the applicant. Criminal history records provided to the board pursuant to this
section are confidential and closed to the public and may be used by the board for the sole
purpose of determining an applicant's eligibility for licensure and obtaining documentation to
support a denial of licensure. A criminal history background record check is not required under
this section if an applicant for registration has previously been the subject of a state and
nationwide criminal history background record check, has held a registration issued by the
board within the sixty days immediately preceding the application, and is applying for a new
registration due solely to a change in employment. A nationwide criminal history background
record check is not required under this section if an applicant for licensure or registration
provides to the board the results of a nationwide criminal history background record check
performed by the federal bureau of investigation at the request of another state and if the
nationwide criminal history background record check was performed within the sixty days
immediately preceding the date of the application. A state criminal history background record
check is not required under this section if an applicant for registration provides to the board the
results of a state criminal history background record check performed by the state in which the
applicant currently resides and if the state criminal history background record check was
performed within the sixty days immediately preceding the date of the application.