General News
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New Law Review issue available online
The North Dakota Law Review recently published Volume 98, Issue 1, and has posted it online. -
Justice McEvers, Judge Bailey speak on paths to bench
East Central Judicial District Judge Susan L. Bailey and Supreme Court Justice Lisa Fair McEvers recently presented on “Paths to the Bench” for Women’s History month at Touchmark in Fargo. In attendance were their law professors Larry Kraft and Pauline Paulson. -
Justice VandeWalle honored at retirement celebration
Chief Justice Jon Jensen, Gov. Doug Burgum, Attorney General Drew Wrigley, members of the judiciary, friends and colleagues celebrated Justice Gerald W. VandeWalle at a March 28 retirement event. A video of the celebration has now been posted. -
Justice VandeWalle retirement event will be held today
Supreme Court Justice Gerald VandeWalle's retirement celebration will be held Tuesday, March 28, from 3-5 p.m. at the State Capitol in Bismarck. -
New weather policy for in-person oral arguments
The Supreme Court adopted a new weather policy for in-person oral arguments on March 15, 2023. -
Job Announcement - Juvenile Court Data Specialist
A job announcement for a Juvenile Court Data Specialist with the Office of the State Court Administrator in Bismarck has been posted. -
Dakota Datebook: Justice Beryl Levine
Prairie Public: "Four women have served on the North Dakota Supreme Court. The first was Beryl Levine, appointed by Governor George Sinner in 1985." -
Rule amendments effective March 1
Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Procedure, Evidence and the Administrative Rules take effect March 1. -
Justice Bahr investiture to be held today
The formal investiture of Justice Doug Bahr to the Supreme Court will be held at 3 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 27 at the State Capitol in Bismarck. -
Kinnischtzke to serve as staff attorney with Court
Erica M. Kinnischtzke has been hired by the Supreme Court as a staff attorney. She replaces Dawn Hinkley, who has taken a position in St. Paul, Minn., after 17 years with the Court.