N.D. Cent. Code § 12-62-01.1
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12-62-01.1. County and city officials to furnish crime statistics
Official statutory text
12-62-01.1. County and city officials to furnish crime statistics
To assist in controlling crime in the state through the use of reliable statistics relating to
crimes and criminal activity, the attorney general may obtain from the clerks of district courts,
municipal courts, and criminal justice agencies all information the attorney general deems
necessary to ascertain the status of crimes and criminal activity in North Dakota. It is the duty of
the officials to furnish the information requested by the attorney general within thirty days of the
request on whatever forms or in whatever manner the attorney general may prescribe.
To assist in controlling crime in the state through the use of reliable statistics relating to
crimes and criminal activity, the attorney general may obtain from the clerks of district courts,
municipal courts, and criminal justice agencies all information the attorney general deems
necessary to ascertain the status of crimes and criminal activity in North Dakota. It is the duty of
the officials to furnish the information requested by the attorney general within thirty days of the
request on whatever forms or in whatever manner the attorney general may prescribe.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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