N.D. Cent. Code § 12-59-10
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12-59-10. Notice of parole review
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12-59-10. Notice of parole review
The department of corrections and rehabilitation shall provide written notice to the district
court and state's attorney's office in the county or counties where judgment of conviction was
entered against the inmate when the parole board is reviewing whether an inmate may be
released on parole. The notice must include the name of the inmate, and docket number of the
criminal judgment, and the date and place for the parole board's meeting to review whether an
inmate may be released on parole.
The department of corrections and rehabilitation shall provide written notice to the district
court and state's attorney's office in the county or counties where judgment of conviction was
entered against the inmate when the parole board is reviewing whether an inmate may be
released on parole. The notice must include the name of the inmate, and docket number of the
criminal judgment, and the date and place for the parole board's meeting to review whether an
inmate may be released on parole.
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