North Dakota Increasing Fines for Littering on Highways
March 20, 2017 If you're a habitual litterer, you could be paying more for it soon. Also, shame on you.
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March 20, 2017
Pro-Gun Measures Pass in North Dakota
February 21, 2017 A flurry of guns-rights measure were passed in the North Dakota House on Tuesday.
Bill to Provide Health Insurance for Autism Voted Down, May Be Reconsidered
February 14, 2017 Tuesday, House Bill 1434, which would give health insurance coverage in North Dakota for children with autism failed to reach the number of votes it needs to pass, but just barely.
Bill to Take Away ‘Driver Liability’ is Defeated
February 13, 2017 The bill that would have potentially allowed motorists to avoid liability, should they injure or kill someone with their vehicle, has been defeated in the North Dakota House.
Bill Introduced to Make Harsher Penalties for Rioting
January 30, 2017 As a response to the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, a new Republican-sponsored bill has been introduced that would make for stiffer penalties on those involved in riots.
Bill Introduced to Forbid the Personal Use of Campaign Funds
January 27, 2017 You would think this should either be a law in North Dakota by now, or at least common ethics, but a new bill is being pushed that would forbid the personal use of campaign funds.
New Bill in North Dakota Would Make It Illegal to Wear Masks
January 25, 2017 A bill was introduced before the House Committee to make it illegal in North Dakota to wear a mask in public.
Bill Introduced to Decriminalize Marijuana in North Dakota
January 24, 2017 While it seems as if the Compassionate Care Act, which legalizes the use of medicinal marijuana in the state is still on hold until at least July, a new bill has been introduced that would decriminalize the drug altogether.
Proposed Bill Would Ban Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation
January 23, 2017 If the bill passes, sexual orientation could be added to the list of classes of individuals that are specifically protected from discrimination in North Dakota.
Bill Makes Drivers Exempt from Liability if a Pedestrian is Accidentally Hit
January 14, 2017 A bill introduced by Republican lawmakers in North Dakota is taking aim at the pipeline protests with a bill that would make drivers exempt from liability, should they accidentally hit a pedestrian.
