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North Dakota Century Code Title 29. Judicial Procedure, Criminal

Current as of January 01, 2020 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

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  • Chapter 29-01. General Provisions
  • Chapter 29-02. Prevention of Public Offenses
  • Chapter 29-03. Local Jurisdiction of Public Offenses
  • Chapter 29-04. Limitations
  • Chapter 29-05. The Complaint and Warrant of Arrest
  • Chapter 29-06. Arrest
  • Chapter 29-06.1. Tribal Arrest Warrants
  • Chapter 29-07. Preliminary Examinations
  • Chapter 29-08. Bail
  • Chapter 29-10.1. Grand Jury
  • Chapter 29-10.2. State Grand Jury
  • Chapter 29-12. Process Upon Information and Indictment
  • Chapter 29-15. Removal of Cause and Change of Judge
  • Chapter 29-16. Method of Trial
  • Chapter 29-17. Trial Jury
  • Chapter 29-19. Continuance
  • Chapter 29-21. Trial
  • Chapter 29-22. Jury After Submission of Cause and Verdict
  • Chapter 29-23. Proceedings After Verdict and Before Judgment
  • Chapter 29-25. Motion in Arrest of Judgment
  • Chapter 29-26. Judgment and Sentence
  • Chapter 29-27. Execution
  • Chapter 29-28. Appeals
  • Chapter 29-29. Search Warrants
  • Chapter 29-29.1. Administrative Search Warrants
  • Chapter 29-29.2. Wiretapping in Drug Offense Investigations
  • Chapter 29-29.3. Pen Registers and Trap and Trace Devices
  • Chapter 29-29.4. Surveillance by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
  • Chapter 29-29.5. Confidential Informants
  • Chapter 29-29.6. Tracking Warrants
  • Chapter 29-30.3. Uniform Extradition and Rendition Act
  • Chapter 29-31.1. Property Forfeiture and Disposition
  • Chapter 29-32.1. Uniform Postconviction Procedure Act
  • Chapter 29-33. Uniform Mandatory Disposition of Detainers Act
  • Chapter 29-34. Interstate Agreement on Detainers

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