North Dakota Code § 39-07-11

Magistrate to keep record of convictions of traffic violations - Records of
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conviction to be forwarded to licensing authority.
Every magistrate, as defined in section 29 -01-14, shall keep a full record of every case 
brought before the magistrate in which a person is charged with a violation of chapter 12.1 -16 
resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle, or of any provision of chapters 39 -05 through 
39-13, 39-21, and 39-24, or with a violation of a municipal ordinance which is equivalent to any 
of the provisions of the foregoing statutes. Within ten days after a final order or judgment of 
conviction, for a violation not subject to disposition and reporting under chapter 39 -06.1, by the 
North Dakota supreme court or any lower court having jurisdiction, provided that no appeal is 
pending and the time for filing a notice of appeal has elapsed, the magistrate then having 
jurisdiction shall forward a report of that fact to the licensing authority. If the reported violation 
caused another person's serious bodily injury, as defined in section 12.1 -01-04, the magistrate 
shall include that information in the report. Any conviction for which a report is received by the 
licensing authority may be deemed by the licensing authority to be final, and the licensing 
authority may take any action authorized by law to be taken based on the report. Subject to the 
filing of an appeal, a conviction includes those instances when:
1. A sentence is imposed and suspended;
2. Imposition of a sentence is deferred under subsection 4 of section 12.1-32-02; or
3. There is a forfeiture of bail or collateral deposited to secure a defendant's appearance 
in court and the forfeiture has not been vacated.

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