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ND SB2144
Bill
Status
4/29/2021
Primary Sponsor
Robert Erbele
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AI Summary
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Establishes a noncriminal offense for trespassing on posted property or fenced land, with a $250 fine per violation that can be cited by peace officers instead of criminal prosecution.
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Allows individuals to post land as closed to hunting through an online database or electronic application maintained by the state, in addition to traditional physical signage requirements.
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Requires the name of the person posting property to appear on each sign in legible characters and be visible in electronic postings for notice against trespass to be valid.
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Permits peace officers to issue citations with mail-in bond procedures for trespass violations on posted or fenced property, prohibiting custody or detention for these noncriminal offenses.
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Maintains criminal penalties for dwelling trespass (Class C felony), building trespass (Class A misdemeanor), and remaining on property after being asked to leave (Class B misdemeanor for first offense, Class A for repeat offenses within two years).
Legislative Description
Criminal trespass and electronic posting; and to provide a penalty.
Last Action
Signed by Governor 04/28
4/29/2021