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North Dakota Century Code

Chapter 27-11

N.D. Cent. Code ch. 27-11

Admission to Bar

27-11-01Practicing law and serving on courts of record without certificate of admission and without payment of annual license fee prohibited - Penalty 27-11-02Power to admit vested in the supreme court 27-11-03Qualifications of applicants for admission to practice law 27-11-03.1Conviction not bar to certification - Exceptions 27-11-04Attorney's certificate of clerkship 27-11-05Applicants for admission to bar to be examined by state bar board - Exception 27-11-06State board of law examiners established - Appointment and qualifications of board members 27-11-07Oath of member of state board of law examiners 27-11-08Terms and removal of members of state board of law examiners 27-11-09Filling vacancies on state board of law examiners 27-11-10Officers of state board of law examiners 27-11-11Compensation of members of state board of law examiners 27-11-12Compensation of secretary-treasurer of state board of law examiners 27-11-13Powers of state board of law examiners 27-11-14Payment of compensation and expenditures of state board of law examiners 27-11-15Records to be kept by state board of law examiners 27-11-16Examinations for admission to bar conducted by state bar board - Nature of examinations 27-11-17Fee payable by all applicants for admission to bar - Disposition of fees 27-11-18Board to report results of examinations and recommendations to supreme court 27-11-19Supreme court to order issuance of certificate of admission 27-11-20Oath and pledge to be taken by applicants admitted to the bar 27-11-21Certificate of admission - When issued - Contents 27-11-22Annual licenses to practice law and to serve on certain courts - Requirement - Issuance - Fees 27-11-23Fees from annual licenses to be deposited in state bar fund 27-11-24Expenditure of state bar fund 27-11-25Attorneys admitted in other states admitted without examination 27-11-26Procedure and proof required for admission without examination 27-11-27When foreign attorneys may practice in this state