Despite Overcrowded Jails, North Dakota Judges Have Deviated From Mandatory Minimum Sentences Just Once in Last Year
Prison overcrowding is a big issue in North Dakota. "Overcrowded jails are having to find space in other counties and...
Month: July 2016
Thomas Skadeland: The North Dakota Public Service Commission Is Inherently Inefficient and Unethical
The Public Service Commission claims the ability and authority to manipulate market processes according to its idea of a planned...
Libertarians Need to Get Real About North Dakota’s Priorities
North Dakota's Libertarians have a real opportunity this election cycle. They're still a long shot to win any of the...
Competition Breeds Competency: Oil Industry Innovation Happening Before North Dakota’s Eyes
There is a global price war taking place in the oil markets right now, and that's driving prices down. In...
Nick Bata: Questions for Mr. Godfread
I have assembled quotations from my opponent Mr. Jon Godfread, and my attempt is to take what he has expressed, analyze...
UPDATED: Democrats Touting Doug Burgum in Mandan Parade
UPDATE: Some clarifications on the float blow. The Doug Burgum campaign is in Mandan today for the Rodeo Days Parade:...
North Dakota Democrats Think You’re Not Paying Enough in Taxes
The drift of North Dakota's Democrats into political irrelevance often gets blamed on how far left their national party has...
North Dakota Supreme Court: It’s Ok if Cops Make Errors About Facts and Law as Long as They’re “Reasonable”
Yesterday the North Dakota Supreme Court handed down decisions in two cases - State v. Phelps and State v. Hirschkorn -...
Greg Stemen: Dean Bresciani Must Rise to Expectations
There is a lot of talk surrounding the recent decision to delay the consideration of the contract of President Dean...
John Andrist: A Choice Between Hate and Corruption
Donald Trump in his quest for becoming our president has said a lot of preposterous stuff. In a field of...
