N.D. Cent. Code § 12-45-06

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12-45-06. Expenses of inquest - Report of officer - Payment - Burial expense limited

Official statutory text

12-45-06. Expenses of inquest - Report of officer - Payment - Burial expense limited

The officer holding the inquest shall make an itemized statement and report, verified by the

officer's oath, showing in detail the expenses of the inquest and for what and to whom all items

of fees, services, or supplies are payable. The fees of the officer holding the inquest and of the

jurors, witnesses, and physicians shall be the same as in other cases of inquest, but no officer

or inmate of the penitentiary or North Dakota youth correctional center shall be entitled to any

fee or other allowance on account of any service rendered at the inquest. The expense of the

burial of the body, exclusive of the fees allowed by law to officers, jurors, physicians, and

witnesses, shall not exceed the sum allowed to bury public welfare cases in accordance with

section 23-06-03. All claims arising out of such inquest shall be audited and separate warrants

shall be drawn upon the state treasurer for the amount allowed to each person named in the

statement and report of the officer conducting the inquest, and the warrants shall be paid out of

the state treasury.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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