North Dakota state lawmakers are considering getting tougher on people who are convicted of human trafficking in the state.

North Dakota lawmakers have passed a bill establishing mandatory minimum sentences for human trafficking for the first time ...

A legislative committee advanced a bill that would establish a mandatory minimum sentence for people convicted of child ...

The North Dakota House of Representatives voted Thursday to impose a minimum amount of time convicted human traffickers spend ...

Senate Bill 15 would create a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison for a conviction of manufacturing, dispensing or selling fentanyl resulting in someone’s death. Senators approved it 14-9. Sen.

The senator promised the Jewish community that parliamentarians would do all they could to "protect your families".

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa is joining Senator Ted Cruz to introduce the "Stop Illegal Reentry ...

Advertisement U.S. sentencing practices have been dominated by harsh determinate and mandatory minimum sentences. These sentences overlook the human capacity for change and the abundant evidence ...

The North Dakota Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony Wednesday over a bill that would increase mandatory minimum sentences for certain offenders.

Rep. Jeff Hoverson, R-Minot, listens to a question from House Minority Leader Zachary Ista, D-Grand Forks, on House Bill 1361, focused on mandatory minimum sentences for human trafficking ...