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North Dakota Senate approves truth-in-sentencing bill, but not without lengthy debate
The North Dakota Senate passed Attorney General Drew Wrigley's bill 28-18, sending the bill that would make violent offenders ...
Wrigley files lawsuit against Bureau of Land Management’s amendments affecting future energy development
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley filed a lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management’s amendments to the North ...
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Drew Wrigley's pursuit of harsher sentences for fleeing began with talk with Grand Forks County sheriff
Sheriff Andy Schneider told North Dakota's attorney general about the "epidemic" of people fleeing, resisting and assaulting ...
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'Truth in sentencing' bill could cost North Dakota roughly $269 million, prison leaders say
The cost of a bill that would require violent offenders to spend more of their sentences in prison instead of transitional ...
North Dakota's 'Truth-in-Sentencing' Bill Could Cost More Than $250 Million
A bill to reduce opportunities for early release and work programs for North Dakota inmates is advancing through the state ...
North Dakota AG Drew Wrigley supports increase in funds to prevent human trafficking, assist survivors
If you or someone you know is experiencing interpersonal violence, visit CVIC's website at or call the 24-hour crisis line at (701) 746-8900. GRAND FORKS — Attorney General Drew Wrigley recently was ...
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North Dakota to sue the Bureau of Land Management over changes to Resource Management Plan
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said that the state will be suing the Bureau of Land Management over changes that the organization made to North Dakota’s Resource Management Plan.
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North Dakota’s overturned abortion ban won’t be in effect during appeal, court rules
From left, North Dakota Republican Attorney General Drew Wrigley visits with state Supreme Court Justice Daniel Crothers on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024, in the balcony of the House of Representatives ...
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Drew Wrigley's pursuit of harsher sentences for fleeing began with talk with Grand Forks County sheriff
Feb. 15—GRAND FORKS — North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley's interest in mandatory jail time for crimes against law enforcement and truth in sentencing, as laid out in SB 2128 ...