North Dakota

NDJI K 3.80 Excuse (Necessary and Appropriate Conduct)

North Dakota Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal NORTH DAKOTA PATTERN JURY INSTRUCTIONS-CRIMINAL Defenses § K – 3.80. Excuse (Necessary and Appropriate Conduct) 2013 Current as of 2019 A person’s conduct is excused if the person believes that the facts are such that the conduct is necessary and appropriate, even though that belief is mistaken. [However, […]

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62.1-02-05.1. Brandishing a dangerous weapon.

North Dakota Century Code Annotated TITLE 62.1 Weapons (Chs. 62.1-01 — 62.1-05) CHAPTER 62.1-02 Possession of Weapons (§§ 62.1-02-01 — 62.1-02-14) 62.1-02-05.1. Brandishing a dangerous weapon. Unless otherwise provided by law and subject to sections 12.1-17-04, 12.1-17-05, and 12.1-31-01, an individual may brandish a dangerous weapon while on property owned or leased by the individual.

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ND 12.1-17-05. Menacing.

North Dakota Century Code Annotated TITLE 12.1 Criminal Code (Chs. 12.1-01 — 12.1-41) CHAPTER 12.1-17 Assaults — Threats — Coercion — Harassment (§§ 12.1-17-01 — 12.1-17-13) 12.1-17-05. Menacing. A person is guilty of a class A misdemeanor if he knowingly places or attempts to place another human being in fear by menacing him with imminent

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ND 12.1-17-04. Terrorizing.

North Dakota Century Code Annotated TITLE 12.1 Criminal Code (Chs. 12.1-01 — 12.1-41) CHAPTER 12.1-17 Assaults — Threats — Coercion — Harassment (§§ 12.1-17-01 — 12.1-17-13) 12.1-17-04. Terrorizing. A person is guilty of a class C felony if, with intent to place another human being in fear for that human being’s or another’s safety or

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ND K-3.70. Justification (Definitions)

North Dakota Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal NORTH DAKOTA PATTERN JURY INSTRUCTIONS-CRIMINAL Defenses § K – 3.70. Justification (Definitions) 1985 Current as of 2019 “Force” means physical action, threat, or menace against another, and includes confinement. “Deadly force” means force that a person uses with the intent of causing death or serious bodily injury. A

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ND K-3.68. Justification (Use of Force to Prevent Serious Bodily Injury or Death)

North Dakota Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal NORTH DAKOTA PATTERN JURY INSTRUCTIONS-CRIMINAL Defenses § K – 3.68. Justification (Use of Force to Prevent Serious Bodily Injury or Death) 1985 Current as of 2019 A person may use force upon another person who is about to commit suicide or suffer serious bodily injury if the force

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