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...North Dakota () is a state located in the Midwestern region of the United States of America; on the Canadian border halfway between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. North Dakota is the 19th largest state by area in the U.S.; it is the 3rd least populous, with just over 641,481 residents as of 2008.http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/38000.html North Dakota was carved out of the northern half of the Dakota Territory and admitted to the Union on November 2, 1889. Read full entry
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- Info on attractions lodging, events & activities, outdoor recreation, maps and general ND information.
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north dakota?
what are some fun and exciting
things to do in north dakota?
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What you call fun & what I call fun could be two different things. 1. Visit the Badlands, yes North Dakota has them also. 2. Visit & hike the many trails of the T. Roosevelt National Park, Exit 24 or 27 I-94 3. Visit the many Indian Reservations such as Turtle Mountain, Fort Berthold Indian Agency, Fort Totten the list goes on and on. Stop in and see if there is anything "YOU" can do to help these indians plight. Ask if you can volunteer in some capacity. In Bismark, visit Lewis & Clark displays concerning the Missouri River. Explore Minot and the area. See if you can figure out what goes on at Minot AFB and return. Visit Fargo site of the famed movie "Fargo". I didn't think too much of North Dakota until I visited it. There are many beautiful sites in the state. |
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How will North Dakota enforce My partner plead guilty to a
misdemeanor marijuana
paraphernalia possession
charge in North Dakota
recently. Being a California
resident, he returned home
after the trial. Now, here in
California, he has a legal
medical cannabis
recommendation, but the judge
chose to ignore that fact and
sentenced him to a drug test
as well as a fine.
He's supposed to take this
drug test by December 15th,
but we haven't gotten any
official communication from
them and we have no idea how
or where it's supposed to
happen.
My question is this. How
exactly is this going to be
enforced? Is North Dakota
going to send someone out
here? Are they going to force
him to go back there just for
one single pee test after a
first misdemeanor conviction
with a previously clean
record?
There were no actual drugs
found. It wasn't even proven
that the pipe contained
cannabis residue. They denied
him a lawyer and he plead
guilty in panic just wanting
to get home. (We're working on
contacting the ND Public
Defender's office about that
part; please just answer the
question about the drug test.)
Thank you in advance for your
time. Personal experiences in
this regard (that is, other
people who have been convicted
for a drug-related misdemeanor
in a state other than their
own) would be deeply
appreciated.
I'm aware that legally
California's laws don't mean
anything in ND, but here in
CA, his legal recommendation
would in fact make the
possession of the pipe legal.
Not every cop would choose to
respect that, but it's still
legal for a person with a
legal recommendation.
Again, I'm aware that doesn't
change the law, but the judge
had the power of sentencing.
She could have chosen to take
that fact into consideration,
as well as the fact that no
actual drugs were found. She
didn't. That's the only reason
I mentioned that.
I thought I provided a lot of
details in an orderly manner,
but apparently not. Sorry.
If I could afford to hire even
the cheapest, least competent
lawyer, I wouldn't be making
this post. A lawyer is
absolutely out of the question
right now. Together he and I
have about $50 to our name.
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1) "Medical marijuana" in California means nothing in North Dakota. You have to obey the laws of the state you're in, not the ones of the state you're from. 2) "Medical marijuana" does NOT legalize marijuana even in California. Marijuana is illegal everywhere in the US. 3) A misdemeanor warrant in one state will not likely result in an extradition to another state. However, an arrest will be waiting for him when he returns. |
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How come celebrities aren't Why did they help the people
in New Orleans yet they are
not doing anything to try to
help the people in North
Dakota?
Is it cause the North Dakotans
aren't crying for help?
Oh and did any one notice the
North Dakotans aren't ignoring
the evacuation orders.
Oh yeah and no one in North
Dakota is running around
shooting at rescue workers.
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Probably for the same reasons they elected the new president (with his paper thin resume and and hidden birth certificate) |
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