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ND HCR3002
Concurrent Resolution
Status
Passed
3/24/2015
Primary Sponsor
Legislative Management
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AI Summary
- Directs the Legislative Management to conduct a study on issues related to restitution for criminal acts
- Notes that courts frequently order restitution as a condition of probation and may terminate or extend probation for up to five additional years if offenders fail to pay
- Identifies that North Dakota has over 5,000 offenders on probation, representing a 160 percent increase over the last two decades
- States that supervising nonviolent offenders on probation for restitution failures diverts correctional resources from intensive supervision of more dangerous offenders
- Requires the Legislative Management to report findings and recommendations, including any necessary legislation, to the Sixty-fifth Legislative Assembly
Legislative Description
(Commission on Alternatives to Incarceration) A concurrent resolution directing the Legislative Management to study issues related to restitution for criminal acts.
Last Action
Filed with Secretary Of State 03/24
3/24/2015
Committee Referrals
Judiciary1/6/2015
Full Bill Text
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