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Posted on 8/19/11 at 9:14 AM
Court overturns 30-day suspension of lawyer 
A Fargo lawyer will not be suspended from practicing law for 30 days after he missed a 2009 civil trial due to a scheduling conflict, the North Dakota Supreme Court decided in a ruling handed down Wednesday.
January 13, 2011
Eriksmoen: UND head football coach served on Supreme Court
In 1992, former Minnesota Vikings all-pro Alan Page was elected to a seat on the Minnesota Supreme Court. He wasn’t the first star of the gridiron to be elected to a state’s highest court.
By Curtis Eriksmoen , November 21, 2010
Prison sentence for salesman upheld
BISMARCK – A North Dakota Supreme Court ruling on a probation violation appeal may make it more difficult for businesses to raise investment money for projects, an attorney said Wednesday.
By Dale Wetzel, Associated Press , November 11, 2010
ND Supreme Court to hear arguments on recall process
BISMARCK (AP) — A group that supports the right to recall North Dakota's members of Congress is getting its day in the state Supreme Court next month.
By Associated Press , September 23, 2010
ND Supreme Court upholds $12K bank overdraft fee
BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota's Supreme Court says a bank acted reasonably when it charged a customer almost $12,000 in overdraft fees.
By Associated Press , September 22, 2010
Racial, ethnic bias hearings set next week
The North Dakota Supreme Court Commission to study Racial and Ethnic Bias in the Courts will conduct public hearings from 1 to 4:15 p.m. Monday at the Cankdeska Cikana Community College in Fort Totten and from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Turtle Mountain Community College in Belcourt.
By Forum staff reports , September 22, 2010
North Dakota Supreme Court rules pharmacy issue won't be on ballot
A flaw in the way petitions were circulated means North Dakota voters will not decide in the November election whether to change a law limiting pharmacies.
By Patrick Springer , September 08, 2010
UPDATED: ND Supreme Court rules against pharmacy measure
BISMARCK (AP) — The North Dakota Supreme Court refused Tuesday to order that a proposal to change the state's pharmacy ownership law be put on the November ballot, but a supporter of the change promised the fight would continue.
By Associated Press , September 07, 2010
Racial and ethnic bias hearing set Sept. 10
BISMARCK – The North Dakota Supreme Court Commission to Study Racial and Ethnic Bias in the Courts will sponsor a public hearing from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 10 in the Bismarck Civic Center Exhibition Hall.
September 03, 2010
Pharmacy measure in hands of North Dakota Supreme Court
BISMARCK – Supporters of a voter initiative that could help bring cheaper prescription drugs to North Dakota are hoping a legal technicality won’t keep them from getting the issue placed on the ballot.
By Dale Wetzel, Associated Press Writer , September 02, 2010
North Dakota AG: Measure shouldn’t qualify for vote
Attorneys for pharmacy initiative say lack of sponsor list a minor error
BISMARCK – North Dakota’s Constitution requires an initiative petition to include a list of sponsors letting potential supporters know who is backing the measure, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem argued Friday in a state Supreme Court filing.
By Dale Wetzel, Associated Press Writer , August 28, 2010
North Dakota Supreme Court to hear pharmacy appeal
BISMARCK – North Dakota’s Supreme Court will hear arguments about whether a proposal to end the state’s pharmacy ownership restrictions should go on the November ballot.
By Associated Press , August 21, 2010
Convicted agent due $34K benefit, court rules
BISMARCK – An insurance agent who was found guilty of running a federal farm payment scam is still entitled to a $34,000 annuity he earned from his sales in the year he was convicted, the North Dakota Supreme Court ruled.
By Associated Press , August 20, 2010
UPDATED: ND Supreme Court upholds conviction of former WSI director Sandy Blunt
BISMARCK — North Dakota's Supreme Court on Friday upheld the felony conviction of former state workers compensation director Sandy Blunt, though the decision was not unanimous.
By Associated Press , July 16, 2010
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