ND SB2105

Changes "may shall" to "shall" requiring parole and probation officers or peace officers directed by them to take an offender into custody if there is probable cause that the offender violated supervision terms under the Adult Offender Compact.

Requires warrants issued by compact administrators to be entered into the national crime information center file with nationwide extradition and no bond amount.

Offenders cannot be released on bail pending a probable cause hearing and are entitled to a hearing within a reasonable time after custody to determine if supervision terms were violated.

Requires the compact administrator to furnish hearing records and make a report to the sending state with findings of fact and recommendations regarding offender disposition.

Mandates that when a receiving state issues a mandatory retaking warrant, the parole board or court must issue a warrant entered into the national crime information center file, and the receiving state must establish probable cause when the offender is apprehended if requested by the state.