N.D. Cent. Code § 11-15-25.1
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11-15-25.1. Fees for transporting persons who have escaped or violated probation
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11-15-25.1. Fees for transporting persons who have escaped or violated probation
A sheriff or a sheriff's deputy shall receive the expenses incurred in the return of any person
who has escaped from a state facility. Those expenses must be paid in amounts as provided by
law for state officials, except that the mileage paid must be that regularly paid to the sheriff and
the sheriff's deputies. If the person to be returned is a prisoner of a state facility or is ordered
returned by a district court judge, the mileage and expenses must be paid by the state.
A sheriff or a sheriff's deputy shall receive the expenses incurred in the return of any person
who has escaped from a state facility. Those expenses must be paid in amounts as provided by
law for state officials, except that the mileage paid must be that regularly paid to the sheriff and
the sheriff's deputies. If the person to be returned is a prisoner of a state facility or is ordered
returned by a district court judge, the mileage and expenses must be paid by the state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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