Energy Transfer Counsel: ND Supreme Court ruling in DAPL case ‘protects the authority of the North Dakota judicial system’

A lawyer representing Energy Transfer said a North Dakota Supreme Court ruling tied to litigation involving the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protects the authority of the state’s judicial system and prevents foreign courts from revisiting U.S. legal decisions.



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Two Mexican nationals indicted in North Dakota for child exploitation offenses

Two Mexican nationals have been indicted in North Dakota for multiple child exploitation offenses following an investigation by federal and state authorities. The men face charges related to attempted production, receipt, transportation, and possession of child sexual abuse material. Both remain presumed innocent until proven guilty.


Steven Colloton Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit

8th Circuit Court of Appeals issues decisions in two North Dakota cases

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit has released decisions in two federal cases from North Dakota, one each from the Eastern and Western divisions. The rulings are now available to the public.
Mac Schneider, U.S. Attorney

St. Michael man faces federal murder charge after grand jury indictment

A federal grand jury has indicted D’Angelo James Hunt, 26, of St. Michael, North Dakota, on ten felony charges, including murder and manslaughter.

Energy Transfer Counsel: ND Supreme Court ruling in DAPL case ‘protects the authority of the North Dakota judicial system’

A lawyer representing Energy Transfer said a North Dakota Supreme Court ruling tied to litigation involving the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) protects the authority of the state’s judicial system and prevents foreign courts from revisiting U.S. legal decisions.


North Dakota Supreme Court Courtroom

North Dakota Supreme Court seeks staff attorney for State Court Administrator office

The North Dakota Supreme Court has announced a vacancy for a staff attorney in Bismarck. The role involves supporting judicial committees with legal research and legislative analysis. Applicants must hold a law degree and have at least two years of related experience.
Peter D. Welte Chief judge at U.S. District Court for North Dakota

Fort Totten man pleads guilty to assault and voluntary manslaughter charges

Kolby Jae McKay from Fort Totten pleaded guilty to assaulting his partner and committing voluntary manslaughter after two incidents on the Spirit Lake Reservation last year. Authorities said he was at large following one attack before being apprehended.
Justice Lisa Fair McEvers

North Dakota Supreme Court issues new opinions on April 9

The North Dakota Supreme Court released several new opinions on April 9 involving civil and criminal appeals ranging from post-conviction relief to contract disputes and parental rights terminations.