North Dakota Statutes
§ 50-11-06.10 — Identified relative - Criminal history record investigation
North Dakota § 50-11-06.10
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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-11-06.10 (2026).
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1.The department may require an identified relative and any adult living in the home of
the identified relative to go through a criminal history record investigation pursuant to
section 50-11-06.8.
2.If the department requires a criminal history record investigation pursuant to
subsection 1, the department shall consider an identified relative and any adult living in
the home of the identified relative as a family foster home for children applicant, family
foster home for children provider, or members of the family foster home for children for
the purpose of determining the impact of the individual's criminal history record
investigation on the individual's ability to provide foster care for children.
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