North Dakota § 54-23.3-16 Criminal justice data - Report to legislative management

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-23.3-16 — Criminal justice data - Report to legislative management

North Dakota § 54-23.3-16

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-23.3Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-23.3-16 (2026).

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1.The department of corrections and rehabilitation, in cooperation with the behavioral health division of the department of health and human services, representatives from each judicial district, and representatives from the adult services division, including parole and probation services and local or regional jails, shall examine criminal justice data, including data collection, retention, and dissemination.

2.The department shall provide a report to the legislative management relating to procedures for:

a.Tracking uniform data points;

b.Standardizing and automating criminal justice data collection, retention, and dissemination; and

c.Improving data connectivity between system partners, including a proposal to develop a data sharing portal to alert the department of health and human

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1. The department of corrections and rehabilitation, in cooperation with the behavioral
health division of the department of health and human services, representatives from
each judicial district, and representatives from the adult services division, including
parole and probation services and local or regional jails, shall examine criminal justice
data, including data collection, retention, and dissemination.
2. The department shall provide a report to the legislative management relating to
procedures for:
a. Tracking uniform data points;
b. Standardizing and automating criminal justice data collection, retention, and
dissemination; and
c. Improving data connectivity between system partners, including a proposal to
develop a data sharing portal to alert the department of health and human
services of changes to the Medicaid status of offenders in custody with the
department of corrections and rehabilitation.