N.D. Cent. Code § 12-55.1-07
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12-55.1-07. Notice of application
Official statutory text
12-55.1-07. Notice of application
The pardon clerk shall provide written notice of an application for a commutation, reprieve,
pardon, conditional pardon, or remission of fine to the district court and the state's attorneys in
the county or counties where the judgment of conviction was entered against the applicant. The
notice must include the name of the applicant, the date of entry and docket number of the
criminal judgment, the crime or crimes stated in the criminal judgment, and the date and place
for the meeting on the application.
The pardon clerk shall provide written notice of an application for a commutation, reprieve,
pardon, conditional pardon, or remission of fine to the district court and the state's attorneys in
the county or counties where the judgment of conviction was entered against the applicant. The
notice must include the name of the applicant, the date of entry and docket number of the
criminal judgment, the crime or crimes stated in the criminal judgment, and the date and place
for the meeting on the application.
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