N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-23-06

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4.1-23-06. Authority for inspections - Warrants

Official statutory text

4.1-23-06. Authority for inspections - Warrants

1. The commissioner, with a warrant or the consent of the owner, may make reasonable

inspection of any premises in this state and any property in or on the premises. The

commissioner, without a warrant with the assistance of any law enforcement agency

may stop and inspect, in a reasonable manner, any means of transportation moving in

this state upon probable cause to believe it contains or carries any pest, host, or other

article subject to this chapter. The commissioner may make any other reasonable

inspection of any premises or means of transportation for which no warrant is required

under the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of North Dakota.

2. District courts in this state may issue warrants for inspections of property or

transportation upon a showing by the commissioner of probable cause to believe there

exists in or on the property or transportation to be inspected a pest, host, or other

article subject to this chapter.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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