N.D. Cent. Code § 12-62-02
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12-62-02. Powers and duties
Official statutory text
12-62-02. Powers and duties
To ensure adequate training for law enforcement and to ensure the comprehensive
collection of crime statistics the attorney general shall:
1. Determine the specialized training needs of peace officers and conduct such training.
2. Develop and maintain a staffing, training, and certification information system.
3. Analyze criminal justice data and compile appropriate periodic reports.
4. Coordinate the utilization of data generated by state and local record information
systems.
5. Conduct research projects designed to respond to criminal justice system needs and
executive, judicial, or legislative branch requests.
6. Accept and administer gifts, or grants, or contracts with persons or organizations,
including the federal government, on such terms as may be beneficial to the state.
To ensure adequate training for law enforcement and to ensure the comprehensive
collection of crime statistics the attorney general shall:
1. Determine the specialized training needs of peace officers and conduct such training.
2. Develop and maintain a staffing, training, and certification information system.
3. Analyze criminal justice data and compile appropriate periodic reports.
4. Coordinate the utilization of data generated by state and local record information
systems.
5. Conduct research projects designed to respond to criminal justice system needs and
executive, judicial, or legislative branch requests.
6. Accept and administer gifts, or grants, or contracts with persons or organizations,
including the federal government, on such terms as may be beneficial to the state.
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