N.D. Cent. Code § 12-55.1-02
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12-55.1-02. Pardon advisory board - Membership
Official statutory text
12-55.1-02. Pardon advisory board - Membership
The governor may appoint a pardon advisory board to consist of five members including the
attorney general and two members of the parole board. The governor shall appoint two persons
who are residents and citizens of this state to the remaining two positions. The governor shall
appoint a chairperson from within the membership of the pardon advisory board. The governor
may dissolve the pardon advisory board at any time. The members appointed by the governor
are entitled to be paid compensation and expenses at the same rate paid to members of the
legislative assembly. The board shall provide information and make recommendations to the
governor concerning any matters before the governor under this chapter.
The governor may appoint a pardon advisory board to consist of five members including the
attorney general and two members of the parole board. The governor shall appoint two persons
who are residents and citizens of this state to the remaining two positions. The governor shall
appoint a chairperson from within the membership of the pardon advisory board. The governor
may dissolve the pardon advisory board at any time. The members appointed by the governor
are entitled to be paid compensation and expenses at the same rate paid to members of the
legislative assembly. The board shall provide information and make recommendations to the
governor concerning any matters before the governor under this chapter.
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