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SECTION
LINE LAWS
January
5, 2009
In
an opinion addressing public travel on section lines, Attorney
General Stenehjem concluded that section lines, to be open
to public use, do not have to be improved or conducive to
travel, and that if for some reason the full sixty-six foot
right-of-way is unavailable for public travel, whatever narrowed
right-of-way remains is subject to public use.
Read
the Opinion: 2009-L-01
LETTER
TO THE EDITOR- USA TODAY
December
26, 2008
Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and US Attorney Drew Wrigley
responded to a recent USA Today article naming North Dakota
as the most corrupt state, describing the story as "egregiously
flawed" and leaving a "terribly inaccurate impression."
USA Today has not yet published their letter.
Read the Letter
to the Editor
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