N.D. Cent. Code § 54-01-09.1

54-01-09.1. State offenses - Concurrent jurisdiction ceded to the United States (Contingent effective date - See note)

Year: 2026Length: 135 wordsOfficial source
54-01-09.1. State offenses - Concurrent jurisdiction ceded to the United States (Contingent effective date - See note) Concurrent jurisdiction is hereby ceded to the United States over offenses, as defined in section 12.1-01-04, when committed within boundaries of the tracts of land designated as: 1. Theodore Roosevelt national park. 2. Fort Union trading post national historic site. 3. Knife River Indian villages national historic site. State offenses - Concurrent jurisdiction ceded to the United States. (Contingent effective date - See note) Concurrent jurisdiction is ceded to the United States over offenses, as defined in section 12.1-01-04, when committed within the boundaries of the tracts of land designated as: 1. Theodore Roosevelt national park. 2. Fort Union trading post national historic site. 3. Knife River Indian villages national historic site. 4. Fort Totten national historic site.
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