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District Court By Staff | Jul 10, 2021 – Rick Thomas Bentley, Rugby, pleaded guilty to a B misdemeanor charge of reckless driving from an incident May 9. Judge Michael Hurly ordered Bentley to complete a chemical dependency evaluation between June 30 and Aug. 29, complete any recommended treatment, submit to regular testing for alcohol for two years and complete two years of unsupervised probation. Hurly also ordered Bentley to complete 30 hours of community service, pay $500 in fees for the charge and serve 30 days at Heart of America Correctional and Treatment Center with 30 days suspende...

— Christopher Eric Brossart, Wolford, pleaded guilty to a B misdemeanor charge of violation of a burn ban. Northeast Judicial District Court Judge Anthony Be

Officials from the North Dakota Department of Commerce and the Bank of North Dakota joined members of a steering committee for the Good Samaritan Hospital Assoc

April 17, 2021 – Lindsey Joann Blue, Belcourt, pleaded guilty to an A misdemeanor charge of failure to appear as a witness or to produce information. Judge Michael Hurly ordered Blue to complete 50 hours with the Heart of America Community Service program and pay $325 in total fees. – Maverick Victor ... March 27, 2021 – Jason Ableiter, St. Louis Park, Minn., pleaded guilty to an infraction charge of issuing a check or draft without sufficient funds or credit. Judge Michael Hurly of the Northeast Judicial District ordered Ableiter to pay $166.00 in fees and restitution, due on March 12....

DISTRICT COURT By Staff | Apr 17, 2021 – Lindsey Joann Blue, Belcourt, pleaded guilty to an A misdemeanor charge of failure to appear as a witness or to produce information. Judge Michael Hurly ordered Blue to complete 50 hours with the Heart of America Community Service program and pay $325 in total fees. – Maverick Victor Gronvold, Barton, pleaded guilty to a B misdemeanor charge of violating a county burn ban. Hurly issued an order deferring the imposition of Gronvold’s sentence and comply with an agreement to pay $250 in fees. The restitution period would remain open for 60 days. �...