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North Dakota’s Latest Legal and Legislative Moves | Bismarck News
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A Canadian man’s 25-year sentence for energy facility sabotage in North and South Dakota has been tossed out by a federal appeals court — now the case is back on the table. In Bismarck, a man faces felony stalking charges after allegedly entering a sleeping girl’s bedroom and is pleading not guilty. Meanwhile, a Fargo state rep recovering from a stroke will participate remotely in the upcoming special legislative session, with his ability to serve in 2027 still uncertain. Ahead of that session, a public committee meeting lets citizens weigh in on pending bills. And the Military Gallery project in North Dakota hit a snag after starting construction without full funding — lawmakers are now considering another state loan to revive it.
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