N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-55-16
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4.1-55-16. Enforcement - Hearing
Official statutory text
4.1-55-16. Enforcement - Hearing
1. If the seed commissioner believes that a violation of this chapter or the rules
implementing this chapter may have occurred, the seed commissioner may hold a
hearing.
2. If based on the testimony and evidence presented at the hearing the seed
commissioner determines that a violation has occurred or if the person involved fails to
appear, the seed commissioner may impose the civil penalty provided for in this
chapter or consult with the attorney general regarding the institution of further legal
proceedings.
1. If the seed commissioner believes that a violation of this chapter or the rules
implementing this chapter may have occurred, the seed commissioner may hold a
hearing.
2. If based on the testimony and evidence presented at the hearing the seed
commissioner determines that a violation has occurred or if the person involved fails to
appear, the seed commissioner may impose the civil penalty provided for in this
chapter or consult with the attorney general regarding the institution of further legal
proceedings.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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