N.D. Cent. Code § 11-15-33

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11-15-33. County law enforcement officer - Jurisdiction - Fresh pursuit

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11-15-33. County law enforcement officer - Jurisdiction - Fresh pursuit

1. A county law enforcement officer employed by a county has jurisdiction within that

county and up to one thousand five hundred feet [457.2 meters] outside the county.

2. A county law enforcement officer in fresh pursuit may enter another county and may

continue within that county in fresh pursuit to make an arrest, in compliance with a

warrant or without a warrant under the conditions of section 29-06-15, if obtaining the

aid of law enforcement officers having jurisdiction in that county would cause a delay

permitting escape. As used in this section, "fresh pursuit" means fresh pursuit as

defined in section 29-06-07.

3. The jurisdiction limits in subsection 1 do not apply to a county law enforcement officer

acting pursuant to a joint powers agreement with another jurisdiction.

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